Maia Siegel
Contributing Reporter
maia.siegel@yale.edu
Maia Siegel's writing has been published in Poetry London, The Bennington Review, Rattle, The Brooklyn Rail, and elsewhere. She is a sophomore Humanities major in Pierson College.
Author Archive
MAIA SIEGEL
POEM: House with Burning Clapboards

after Lois Dodd

October 12, 2024

MAIA SIEGEL
POEM: Little Green Peaches

I missed you while you were beside me / and the feeling filled me like a gas, ballooning / me into a mascot of myself.

October 15, 2023

MAIA SIEGEL
FICTION: Coconut Cake

She took the small, white pill. She looked at his pleading face, so large and angular, and hoped it would start to shift around in her eyes. It did not. This was not one of those pills, one that would mutilate anything outside of her. The pill was meant to scrape out a mistake, a liquid exchange he wanted to take back.

May 29, 2023