Publication, staple-bound booklet
21 x 14cm, 16 pages
2026
A booklet containing poems and illustrations dedicated to Capella, a star in our night sky.
Listen to the full poetry performance here.
Read the full text and project description at The Archive of Stars.
Reach out to me at soto.natasha@gmail.com if you’d like a physical copy.
Copies are also available for purchase in Edinburgh at Typewronger Bookstore and The Melting Pot.
Short Story
“I ran into my ex’s mom at the grocery store.
At first, I thought, Oh god, but then, Should I say hello?”
Read more at Yale Divinity School’s LETTERS Journal
Short Story
A young woman falls in love with a jar of honey.
Read the full story in A Curious Moon
Poem
On ghosts, ancestry, and water.
Read more at Siren Magazine

Essay that meanders through ancient funeral rights, the night sky, and my personal connection with Día de los Muertos.
Read it at the SBWN blog
Essay about the origins of my favorite invention: the hammock.
Read it in La Galería Magazine
Travelogue written about a week spent on a remote island in Scotland.
Read it in the April/May 2025 edition of Scottish Islands Explorer, print only.
Essay about climbing Mount Katahdin in Maine as a young woman, after Henry Thoreau’s famous essay Ktaadn.
Read more in Rejoinder Journal
Short prose and illustrations about a folk remedy.
Published in La Liga Zine and housed in RISD’s zine collection.
A celebration of the Spring Equinox and an exploration of Aries Season.
Published in Starlight Magazine, Spring 2024, print only.
Finalist for the Brooklyn Nonfiction Prize.
Read it at Brooklyn Nonfiction