long stuff
The Numbers in My Phone, Autostraddle. 2022
Woe is Angsty, Tired, Little You, Black Femme Collective, 2022
If I Had Known Then That Casey and Rhian Were Both Terrible Pieces of Shit, Puberty Would Have Been Way More Fun, The Seventh Wave, 2021
A Series of Observations Regarding the Present Pandemic's Persistence, Zone 3 Press, 2020
short stuff
On Guacamole That Comes Out of a Squirt Gun, Taco Bell Quarterly, 2022
Fried Fish, The Hennepin Review, 2021
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Pushcart Prize Nominee, 2021
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The Best Small Fictions 2022 Anthology (Sonder Press), Nominee
Visiting a Boy's Room, Split Lip Magazine, 2021
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The Best Small Fictions 2022 Anthology (Sonder Press), Nominee
conversational stuff
Writing to Cope: A Conversation with Debut Novelist Yaffa S. Santos,
The Rumpus, 2020
Cancel Culture, Feminism, and Comedy: A Chat with Comedian Liz Miele, Ms. Magazine, 2020
biographical stuff
sheena d. (she/they) is an essayist, short-story writer, and humorist. A 2021 Margolis Award finalist and recipient of the Dave Family Humor Studies award, she is a 2022 Kimbilio Fellow and a Lambda Literary Emerging LGBTQ Voices Fellow. Based in New York City, sheena researches the relationship between race, comedy, and social movements as a Provost Diversity Fellow and doctoral student at Columbia University’s School of Journalism.
Say hello at thebookofsheena@gmail.com.
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