Porcelain Spoons, Cincinnati Review, Sept 2022
Craft Elements of Multilingual Poetry in America, The Writer’s Chronicle, Sept 2021
Two Poems, Waxwing, Fall 2020
Translations, Nueva York Poetry Review, Fall 2020
One Poem, Puerto del Sol, Spring 2019
Stones They Said to Us, Hayden’s Ferry Review, Fall 2018
Where My Umbilical is Buried, The Texas Review, Fall 2018
Three Poems, Hypertext Review, Fall 2018
When I Try to Write a Love Poem, Zone 3, Fall 2018
Two poems, Harpur Palate, Winter/Spring 2018
Somewhere, wildness, August 2018
Only One of Us Can Breathe in Space, Glass: A Journal of Poetry, Fall 2018
Two Poems, Huizache, Fall 2018
Vietxican Barbie, The Southampton Review, Summer/Fall 2018
Two poems, The Boiler Journal, Spring/Summer Double Issue 2018
Three poems, Watershed Review, May 2018
When My Little Sister Mistakes Selena for Selena Gomez, Up the Staircase Quarterly, May 2018
You Have To Be Ready, RHINO Poetry, Spring 2018
Tongue Untethered, The Shallow Ends, April 2018
Three poems, The Acentos Review, February 2018
Five poems, TAYO Literary Magazine, Annual Issue 2017-2018
When the Weather Changes, Silk Road Review, Fall 2017
The Summer My Cousin Grew Taller than Me, Silk Road Review, Fall 2017
Enough, Rust + Moth, Summer 2017
Notes on Absence, Whurk, April 2017
What Are You?, Tahoma Literary Review, Summer 2016
AWP Intro Journal Project Award 2016
the street has changed, Front Porch Journal, Summer 2016
Before I was Born, The Boiler Journal, June 2016
Hunger, Muzzle Magazine, June 2016
Stainless, Tinderbox Poetry Journal, December 2015
To Her Husband, As/Us: A Space for Women of the World, December 2015
Returning to the Moment I Learned to Count, The Acentos Review, November 2015
Tết, Newfound Journal, 2015 Print No. 2
The First Language, Huizache, Fall 2015
Prizes:
When My Little Sister Mistakes Selena for Selena Gomez, 2018 Best of the Net Winner
When I Try To Write a Love Poem, Zone 3, 2018 Pushcart Prize Nominee
The Space Between, Harpur Palate, 2018 Pushcart Prize Nominee
When My Little Sister Mistakes Selena for Selena Gomez, Up the Staircase Quarterly, 2018 Best of the Net Nominee
You Have To Be Ready, Rhino Poetry, 2018 Editor’s Prize Second Place
Enough, Rust + Moth, 2017 Pushcart Prize Nominee
What Are You?, Association of Writers & Writing Programs, 2016 AWP Intro Journal Award
The First Language, Newfound, 2015 Gloria Anzaldúa Poetry Prize Finalist
Reviews:
Book Review: A Review of Virgin by Analicia Sotelo
by Amanda Galvan Huynh, Four Lit Ties Review, April 2018
Book Review: A Review of Indictus by Natalie Eilbert
by Amanda Galvan Huynh, Four Lit Ties Review, March 2018
Interviews:
Beautiful Wheel: A Chat with Theodore Deppe [Interview]
by Amanda Huynh, Barely South Review, Fall 2015
A Voice in Two Worlds: An Interview with Dr. Luisa A. Igloria
by Amanda Huynh, Barely South Review, Fall 2014
Other:
Poetry Hour with Ire’ne Lara Silva & Violeta Orozco, December 1, 2020
St. Rocco’s Poetry Collective Radio Broadcast
Interview with The Dynamo Verlag Podcast, Summer 2020
Three Diverse Poetry Anthologies to Teach this School Year
by Lantern Review
Craft is Not Monolithic: An Interview with Luisa A. Igloria and Amanda Galvan Huynh, Editors of Of Color: Poets’ Ways of Making
by Ruth Joffre, Kenyon Review
‘Tongue Untethered’ by Amanda Galvan Huynh
by Hannah Cohen, wildness
Episode 48: Poets at MacDowell: Destiny Birdsong, Juleen Johnson, Jenny George, Eloisa Amezcua, & Amanda Galvan Huynh
by Rachel Zucker, Commonplace Podcast
MFA Poet at Old Dominion University Earns Prestigious Honor
by INSIDE ODU, April 2016
‘The First Language’ – An Interview with Amanda Huynh
by Taeler Kallmerten, Newfound, January 2016
Student poet finds inspiration in her past, future
by Jason Amaloo, The Shorthorn, May 2014
Amanda Galvan Huynh 