Interviews

LATE NIGHT WITH SETH MEYERS PODCAST

NPR: WEEKEND EDITION, with Scott Simon

OTHERPPL WITH BRAD LISTI

ELECTRIC LITERATURE, with Ivelisse Rodriguez

BUSTLE, with Melissa Ragsdale

PASTE MAGAZINE, with Alyssa Oursler

Press

USA TODAY. 8 Books by Latin American Authors to Read Instead Of, or In Addition to, ‘American Dirt’

NEW YORK TIMES. Conversations With Friends (Who Are Also Writers)

NEW YORK TIMES. Bread Loaf Ends ‘Wait Scholar’ Program

SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE. The importance of women’s voices as writers

PEN AMERICA. Lest We Forget: A Reading List

NATIONAL BOOK CRITICS CIRCLE. Jane Ciabattari on Ingrid Rojas Contreras’ “Fruit of the Drunken Tree”

EAST BAY EXPRESS. Our Picks for 2018's Best Fiction

THE WASHINGTON POST. The 5 best audiobooks of 2018

SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE. Recommended Reading

NEW YORK TIMES. 11 New Books We Recommend This Week

SILICON VALLEY’S METRO. Novelist Finds the Funny in Growing Up Under a Drug Lord's Rule

LITHUB. Ingrid Rojas Contreras on Writing That Story You’ve Been Avoiding

KMUW. Marginalia: Ingrid Rojas Contreras

NEWSDAY. What to read this week: Books by Vanessa Siddle Walker, Ingrid Rojas Contreras and Miriam Parker

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY. What We're Reading: What EW's books staff is loving this month

MERCURY NEWS. Deep research, harsh personal memories fuel Rojas Contreras’ Colombian novel

NYLON. 25 Writers On The Books That Inspired Them To Write

THE AMAZON BOOK REVIEW. Ingrid Rojas Contreras on "Fruit of the Drunken Tree"

San Diego Magazine. 5 Books to Read in July

FAST COMPANY. New movies, TV shows, albums, and books to check out this month

B&N READS. Announcing the Discover Great New Writers Summer 2018 Selections

BOOKPAGE. 11 Women to Watch

LIBRARY JOURNAL. Summer Debuts

ELECTRIC LITERATURE. 46 Books By Women of Color to Read in 2018

Readings

CITY LIGHTS. ZYZZYVA Bay Area Issue Celebration