Brittany Menjivar was born in the DMV; she now works and plays in the City of Angels. She serves as a Short Takes columnist for the Los Angeles Review of Books; her journalism and cultural criticism can also be found in Coveteur, Document Journal, and V Magazine, among other outlets. She is the author of the poetry and prose collection Parasocialite (2024) and the co-founder of literary reading series Car Crash Collective. As a screenwriter (Fragile.com), she has been recognized as an AT&T Hello Lab Filmmaking Fellow.
Brittany Menjivar
Articles
Walk on the Wild Side
Brittany Menjivar was so preoccupied with whether or not she could, she didn't stop to think if she should (luckily, she was right).
Tuning In to TV Girl
Brittany Menjivar braves hoards of TikTokers and first-time concertgoers to report on “America’s favorite indie band.”
Gen Xers, Square-Dancing Dudes, and All
Brittany Menjivar finds the perfect balancing point between twentysomethings and their parents in a Violent Femmes mosh pit.
Prometheus Downtown
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