HOUSTON CHRONICLE
"What's most refreshing about this collection is that the women whose voices are rendered so beautifully here, not just the daughters and mothers but even Ariadne herself, shatter stereotypes of femininity and highlight truths that might discomfort but are a vivid testament to the world we live in today." — Michael Magras
NBC LATINO
"Though there are a number of arresting poems about the speaker’s negotiation of her roles as daughter or lover, the most telling ones underscore a woman’s awareness of her own agency, like the poem that imagines the speaker rejecting the ideologies of female sainthood in favor of embracing a flawed image as a radical act of self-acceptance." — Rigoberto González
LIT HUB
The Best Reviewed Books of 2018

ADDITIONAL PRESS
Book Riot // 15 Latinx Poets Who Are Breaking Down Borders
Bustle // 12 Most Anticipated Poetry Collections Hitting Bookstores in 2018
Bustle // 15 Poets You Need to Be Reading In 2018
Buzzfeed News // 16 Heartbreaking Books To Get You Through Your Own Heartache
MyDomaine // 7 Life-Altering Books by Latino Authors Everyone Should Read This Year
NBC // Hispanic Heritage Month is over and these 15 books by Latinos are still great
Nylon // The 10 Best Books to Read this February
Texas Observer // Our 10 Favorite Texas Books of 2018
The New Yorker // 2016: Our Year in Poems
REVIEWS
Washington Independent Review of Books // Review of Virgin
West Branch // 3 Reviews of Virgin
Kenyon Review // On Virgin by Analicia Sotelo
Publishers Weekly // Starred Review of Virgin
The Millions // Must Read Poetry: February 2018
Ploughshares // Ariadne’s Journey to Consciousness in Analicia Sotelo’s Virgin
INTERVIEWS
Chicago Alive // Poet Analicia Sotelo's work is never done
Houston Public Media // Voices and Verses: Analicia Sotelo
Ploughshares // Acts of Listening: An Interview with Analicia Sotelo
Tintero Projects & Inprint // Inkwell Episode 1
Kenyon Review Conversations // Analicia Sotelo
Houston City Book // Poetic Justice
Harvard Review // Virgin by Analicia Sotelo
Poetry Society of America // On ‘My English Victorian Dating Troubles'