• Princess Anne Independent News feature by Veni Fields, 16 September 2020 issue

• The Richmond Free Press featured Luisa A. Igloria in its 3 September 2020 issue

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• The Asian Journal, press release on VA Poet Laureate nomination 

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• The Center for Book Arts announces Luisa A. Igloria as the 2018 winner of its Letterpress Chapbook Competition, selected by former US Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey, who writes: “What Is Left of Wings, I Ask is a lovely, piercing book of distances, the longing engendered by displacement, resilience in the face of sorrow, of ‘gathering darkness,’ and the nature of home—what it means to leave one for another. These are poems rooted in a haunting and quintessential American experience.”

 

• Marly Youmans on Ode to the Heart Smaller than a Pencil Eraser at The Palace at 2:00 a.m., 1 January 2016

 

• Ann E. Michaels reviews Ode to the Heart Smaller than a Pencil Eraser at Poets’ Quarterly Review, 18 November 2015

 

• Interview at Speaking of Marvels, 13 October 2015

 

• Karen An-hwei Lee on Night Willow: In Review at The Volta, 1 November 2014

 

• Feature: Five Qs with Luisa A. Igloria, Writing Like an Asian, 17 October 2014

 

• Christian Anton Gerard reviews The Saints of Streets at The Rumpus, 11 April 2014

 

• “Shifting Tongues, Moving Worlds in Luisa Igloria’s The Saints of Streets,” review by Rina Angela Corpus; 22 April 2014

 

• Lantern Review: Review of The Saints of Streets by Henry W. Leung

 

• Philippine Graphic Magazine, 30 September 2013: “Counting Thread: A Review of Luisa A. Igloria’s The Saints of Streets” by Mookie Katigbak Lacuesta

 

• Robbi K. Nester reviews The Saints of Streets at The New York Journal of Books, 13 July 2013

 

• Ardor Literary Magazine: 4 poems and an Interview as Featured Poet (Issue 2, 2013)

 

• LANTERN REVIEW Interview

 

• Interview by Dave Bonta and Kristin Berkey-Abbott: Woodrat Podcast #37 on Via Negativa – wherein they talk with Luisa A. Igloria about poetry, the poems in her Trill & Mordent, language, creative process, lima beans, garlic, and more; April 2011.

 

• Lantern Review Blog on Ekphrasis

 

• Allen Gaborro’s Book Review of Juan Luna’s Revolver

 

• Stephen Hong Sohn, on Juan Luna’s Revolver (go to the July 19, 2008 entry)

 

• Cynthia Tolentino’s review of Not Home, But Here: Writing from the Filipino Diaspora, in MELUS, Vol. 29, No. 1, Filipino American Literature; Spring 2004

 

• Cervena Barva Press, Interview with Luisa A. Igloria

 

• FILIPINO WOMEN WRITERS IN ENGLISH, THEIR STORY: 1905-2002 by Edna Zapanta-Manlapaz,

 

• published by Ateneo de Manila University Press, 2003 (Reviewed by Susan Evangelista for Philippine Studies, 2004)

 

• Allen Gaborro’s Review of TRILL & MORDENT

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• Rochita Loenen-Ruiz’s Review of TRILL & MORDENT in Galatea Resurrects