Published works

My speculative flash fiction, “Nymphoid Blattodea,” appears in Factor Four Magazine’s March 2025 issue. You can read it here.

My prose piece, "Earth's Revenge," appears in Red Weather Literary Journal, Spring 2024 edition. You can read it here.

My microessay, “A letter after three years’ time,” won the Hamilton College Microessay Contest. You can read the piece here.

My poem, “Home for winter,” appears in the Spring 2023 issue of Red Weather Literary Journal. See online here.

My poem, “Glass cage,” appears in the Fall 2022 issue of Red Weather Literary Journal. See online here.

My poem, “3 hours later,” appears in Blue Magazine Issue 2, the Faultline issue. Read online here.

My poems, “Last night,” “Steering Wheel,” and “Holding Onto You” appear in the third issue of Manuscription Magazine, which can be found online here.

My poem, “Underwater,” appears in Snapdragon: A Journal of Art and Healing, “Here & Gone” edition. Read online here.

My poems “Sense” and “Zoom in Zoom out” appear in issue 7 of BALLOONS Lit Journal. Read online here.

My poem, “Background Thoughts,” appears in the 2018 edition of the Rattle Young Poets Anthology. See h ere.

Based in Jerez, Spain, Eva Hays is a published poet and aspiring author. Her works have been published in various literary magazines.

Based in Jerez, Spain, Eva Hays is a published writer and aspiring novelist. Her works have been published in various literary magazines, and she most enjoys writing speculative fiction.

Based in Jerez, Spain, Eva Hays is a published poet and aspiring author. Her works have been published in various literary magazines.

Published Works

"Nymphoid Blattodea"

"Earth's Revenge"

"A letter after three years' time"

"Home for winter"

"Glass cage"

"3 hours later"

"Last night," "Steering Wheel," + "Holding Onto You"

"Underwater"

"Sense" + "Zoom in Zoom out"

“Background Thoughts”

Based in Jerez, Spain, Eva Hays is a published writer and aspiring novelist. Her works have been published in various literary magazines, and she most enjoys writing speculative fiction.