Tiffany Troy is the author of Dominus (BlazeVOX [books]) and co-translator of Santiago Acosta’s The Coming Desert /El próximo desierto (forthcoming, Alliteration Publishing House), in collaboration with Acosta and the 4W International Women Collective Translation Project at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is Managing Editor at Tupelo Quarterly, Associate Editor of Tupelo Press, Book Review Co-Editor at The Los Angeles Review, and Assistant Poetry Editor at Asymptote. She co-edits Matter with Darius Phelps.

Ms. Troy is a 2024 Queens Art Fund New Work Grant recipient from the New York Foundations of the Arts. Her literary criticism, translation, and creative writing are published or forthcoming in literary journals like The Adroit Journal, BOMB Magazine, Bennington Review, Brooklyn Rail, Colorado Review, Compulsive Reader, The Cortland Review, EcoTheo Review, Full Stop, Guernica, Heavy Feather Review, Hong Kong Review of Books, Latin American Literature Today, Los Angeles Review of Books, Poetry Northwest, Poetry Society of America, Rain Taxi, RHINO Poetry, Rumpus and World Literature Today as well as anthologies like Constellation: Latin American Voices in Translation (Sundial House, Columbia University Press), The Ecopoetry Anthology: Volume II (Trinity University Press) and Trespassing in the Archive: Poetry in Conversation with History (Rowan & Littlefield Publishing Group). Her work has been translated into French and Spanish. She edited the special issue, Ni de aquí, ni de allá: Stories of Migration, Belonging, and Saudade for Portales, the Undergraduate Research Journal of the Latin American and Iberian Cultures Department at Columbia University.