Leticia Urieta

@leticiaasu

(she/her) Tejana writer, teaching artist, editor and mentor. Author of Offerings to a Tumbled Temple with @purpleinkpress.bsky.social & The Remedy is the Disease, forthcoming in 2026 @undertakerbooks.bsky.social Find my work at:

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Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· 2d

This month marks one year of full-time RV traveling across the US for my husband and I (and Tajin!). I wanted to share some of my favorite books I have read or plan to read about road travel and what we learn about ourselves when we explore and ramble. #bookrecommendations #ontheroad #rvlife

A photo of a desert landscape covered in small mesquite and sagebrush, with a long paved road unfurling towards distant mountains. The white and blue text at the top of the photo says On the Road Reads, and below are five book covers in a grid from left to right, including Fat Witch Summer by Lizzy Ives, The Road to Tender Hearts by Annie Hartnett, A Psalm for the Wild Built by Becky Chambers, Get Real Chloe Torres by Crystal Maldonado and Rest Stop by Nat Cassidy.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· 8d

Thank you humble peppermint oil for all your service. I bought you in 2016 from a vendor at the Texas Renaissance Festival and you have made my migraines more bearable for ten years.

A white hand holds a small vial of peppermint oil, mostly empty in front of the camera.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· 8d

Booksellers and cultural organizers in Seattle, Portland and California, I'm coming to you this fall and looking to schedule a few more events! You can book me for readings, author talks, writing workshops and more! Reach out on my website: leticiaaurieta.com/contact/

A side by side photo grid of Leticia Urietas books, The Remedy is the Disease on the left and Offerings to a Tumbled Temple on the right.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· 12d

To celebrate Disability Pride Month, here is an excerpt from @violetagarza.bsky.social "Bless This Inconvenient Body" from her poetry chapbook, Brava published in 2025 by First Matter Press. I adore this book and was lucky to get a copy when Violeta aided my April @geminiink.bsky.social workshop

A graphic photo of a bright blue and cloudy day in Texas overlooking a field of Bluebonnets. Transposed over this photo is a torn sheet of white notebook paper taped down with blue and black handwriting that says Bless This Inconvenient Body, The Earth's core slows to a tepid halt. From there, a whisper-we've belonged to each other this entire time. This entire time.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· 15d

Greetings from Montana! Tajin is cutemaxxing in his new chair as usual.

Tajin, an auburn pug mix, sits lounging in a child-sized beach chair with red lobsters on it, looking at the camera, with pine trees and Montana mountains and a lake in the background.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· 18d

Here are a few books on my Summerween reading list! Since we are traveling through Wyoming and Montana now, I'm sensing a theme! #bookrecommendations #summerween #camping

A photo of a pine tree in the woods during the day with bear claw marks raked down the bark. Below the tree is bold sage green text with a white background that says Summerween Books I'm reading.

A photo of a pine tree in the woods during the day with bear claw marks raked down the bark. Around the tree are four photo books covers from left to right including The Retreat by Gemma Fairclough, The Haunting of Room 904 by Erika T. Wurth, Beneath the Bluebonnets anthology, The United States of Cryptids by J.W. Ocker.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· 20d

Just a few of my photos from our time in Wyoming so far, including Sink Caverns and Yellowstone National Park! You can read more about our travels, experiences with local wildlife, book recommendations and more in my latest newsletter: leticiaaurieta.com/.../15/contr... #newsletter #photography

Tajin, an auburn pug mix, stands panting on a large gray rock next to an aspen seedling and a flowing river in a forest.

A wide photo of a crystalline pond reflecting the cloudy sky overhead and a field beyond that dotted with a herd of black and brown bison.

Leticia, a light skinned woman with curly dark brown and graying hair, black glasses and a light blue tshirt, sits under the shade of a pine tree by a flowing river in the woods.

A panoramic photo of the upper waterfalls and pine studded grand canyon of Yellowstone National Park.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· Jul 2

Made this while lying in bed with a migraine waiting for my meds to kick in. 🙃 If you haven't read my book, The Remedy is the Disease, out now from @undertakerbooks.bsky.social and you also live with a migraine or headache disorder, or you want to know what that's like, order a copy today! #migraine

A gray graphic featuring the cover photo of The Remedy is the Disease by Leticia Urieta in the middle surrounded by smaller photos at each corner including a packet of Ubrelvy pills, a drawing of a woman in dark blue with a swirling pain inside a bubble, a person lying in a bed with white blankets in the dark and a blue gel cooling eye mask. At the top of the graphic in arching gray text it says Migraine Starter Pack.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· Jul 1

It's Disability Pride Month, and from this disabled, chronically ill person, creative, author, I just want to appreciate the folks who have supported my work and to say hey, read disabled writers every month! If you want to support me, you can read my books! #disabilitypridemonth #disabledauthor

Leticia, a light skinned woman with dark brown curly hair up in a clip with curls down the side wearing black glasses, a beige t-shirt and a black are blue backpack is holding her two books in front of her, Offerings to a Tumbled Temple and The Remedy is the Disease while posing in front of a beige stone national park sign.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· Jun 24

It's Anti-Prime day week, and I want to remind folks that you can support libraries and local bookstores, as well as your favorite indie authors, by ordering our books through them! This not only gets our books into your hands, but signals to bookstores and libraries that they should stock them.

A photo of two library shelves full of books with white wall space in the middle for browsing. Over this photo are photos from left to right of The Remedy is the Disease by Leticia Urieta and Offerings to a Tumbled Temple by Leticia Urieta in brown and blue trim. In bold green text below these book covers it says Support your local library and borrow my books!

A photo of beige wooden bookshelves full of books in a bookstore with a green potted plant on the right hand shelf. Over this photo are photos from left to right of The Remedy is the Disease by Leticia Urieta and Offerings to a Tumbled Temple by Leticia Urieta in brown and blue trim. In bold green text above these book covers it says Support your local indie bookstore and bring my books home to your shelves

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· Jun 21

A little summer solstice journaling prompt for the longest day of the year: How can you bask in the sunlight of your creative purpose? Follow me and my newsletter for more prompts and resources! #summersolstice☀️ #writingprompt #journaling #creativity

A butter yellow graphic surrounded by illustrations of sunflowers in fiery orange and reds with a brown center. In the muffle in bold yellow text it says How can I bask in the sunlight of my creative purpose?

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· Jun 17

Check out the line-up of fabulous women and non-binary science fiction, fantasy, and horror authors, including @nattykbrown.bsky.social , @cwroseauthor.bsky.social and @laurencjohnson.bsky.social at this VIRTUAL live reading with @swsworlds.bsky.social and @christianek.bsky.social

A dark purple graphic with a swirling celestial cosmos in the background and a grid of six Author photos from left to right including Lyri Ahnam, Ellen Denham, Leticia Urieta, C.W. Rose, NK Brown and Lauren Johnson. Above the photos Purple text says, Strong Women Strange Worlds presents Third Thursday Quickreads of sci fi, Fantasy and horror by Lyri Ahnam, Ellen Denham, Leticia Urieta, C.W. Rose, NK Brown and Lauren Johnson. Just 16th, 7pm EDT Free on Zoom.

A dark purple graphic with a photo of Leticia, a light skinned woman with dark brown curly hair wearing a blue sweater and multicolor scarf holding a tree in the woods. Next to this photo on the right is the cover of her book, The Remedy is the Disease. Below these images in bold purple text it says, Leticia will read from her new book, The Remedy is the Disease, out now from Undertaker Books!

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· Jun 14

59 wonderful folks have subscribed to my monthly newsletter, Leticia's Creative Obsessions. Help me get to 100 subscribers by the end of this year! #subscribenow #monthlynewsletter #leticiascreativeobsessions #supportindiewriters

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· Jun 13

Hiking pug: rock climber addition!

Tajin, an auburn pug mix stands in the shade on top of a lichen covered gray Boulder in a state park, looking to his right.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· Jun 13

My #stokercon haul! In my latest newsletter, I talk about my first experience at Stoker Con sharing my new book, the wonderful people I got to meet, the books I took home and the many I added to my TBR this year! I also reflect on all I learned about how expansive, and hopeful, horror can be.

A stack of book, including, Beneath the Bluebonnets: Tales of Terror from Texas Women edited by Carmen Gray, Something Followed Us Home: Tales of Latine Horror edited by Cynthia Pelayo, Our Cut of Salt by Deena Helm, the Stoker Con 2025 anthology, The Usher by Adam Wakefield and Screams From the Dark anthology edited by Ellen Datlow sitting on a beige linoleum table with the spines facing the camera.

The Scare Me! Zine created, June 2026 Issue 001 featuring interviews with Nat Cassidy, Yah Yah Schofield, Catriona Ward...and more! The zine cover is a black matte with an irredescent green glow in the middle with shadowy hand prints and spirits floating.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· Jun 11

Hiking pug mode activated!

Tajin. A reddish brown pug mix, on a red dirt and stone hiking trail in the Garden of the Gods park in Colorado.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· Jun 5

All set up for the mass author signing at #stokercon! Come say hi 👋

A book selling table with a navy blue tablecloth with birds on it and a display of Las Criaturas and The Remedy is the Disease by Leticia Urieta.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· Jun 4

#stokercon here we come!

A copy of The Remedy is the Disease by Leticia Urieta propped on a navy blue airport chair.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· May 30

Going to Stoker Con next week? Me too! Author Reading, Friday June 5th @ 3pm Mass Author Signing, Friday June 5th @ 5pm, Table 57 "The Roots of Dark Poetry Panel, Saturday June 6th @12pm Come say hi, grab a copy of book and share yours! #stokercon #horrorwriter #newbook

A dark red graphic with gray text thag says Where to Find Leticia at Stoker Con. Below is the book cover of The Remedy is the Disease by Leticia Urieta on the left and on the right is gray text that says, Author Reading, Friday June 5th @ 3pm, Author Signing, Friday June 5th @ 5pm, Table 57, "The Roots of Dark Poetry Panel, Saturday June 6th @12pm.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· May 26

In my latest newsletter, I talk about our more recent travels in New Mexico, connecting with the natural world and art, my two new books out and my upcoming events, writing about the body and writing across genres. Read here: leticiaaurieta.com/2026/05/25/o...

A copy of Offerings to a Tumbled Temple by Leticia Urieta propped on a wooden bench with the green leaves of a tree in the background.

A copy of The Remedy is the Disease by Leticia Urieta leaning against an open train window during the day.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· May 17

Watching the Weredoodle episode of SpongeBob SquarePants and thinking about the lasting impact of The Wolfman on media and our Werewolf conversation on the Basement Girls podcast. Listen here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/b...

A black and white doodle of SpongeBob SquarePants with pointy wold ears and sharp teeth standing on a teacher's desk holding a pencil and smiling menacingly.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· May 16

Morning hike in Santa Fe National Forest.

Graffiti on a metal barrier of a national park overlooking the Santa Fe mountains that says Free your mind and yo ass with follow.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· May 13

Made a poblano corn and bean soup with hatch chile spice from the Santa Fe farmer's Market and took a sunset walk with a view of the mountains. Working on doing joyful, nourishing things every day.

A view of the mountains and skyline of Santa Fe, New Mexico at sunset.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· May 6

New to me plant: Buffalo gourd found growing behind the wall of a rest area in the Guadalupe Mountains National Park!

Green Buffalo gourd growing along a desert soil in New Mexico with small yellow squash flowers and small green gourds.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· May 5

It's been thirty years since I walked down into the 750 foot depths of Carlsbad Caverns. The knees are not the same as my ten year old self, but damn if my heart is still filled with the same wonder.

Leticia, a curvy light skinned person with curly black hair wearing black glasses, a black KN95 respirator mask, a white t-shirt and jean shorts, stands in the middle of a huge cavern next to a tall stalagmite formation and an informational plaque.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· May 5

Had to share my work no matter the place, including Carlsbad Caverns National Park! Here are Offerings to a Tumbled Temple from @purpleinkpress.bsky.social with a beautiful desert willow backdrop, and The Remedy is the Disease, out May 15th from @undertakerbooks.bsky.social in the cave.

Offerings to a Tumbled Temple by Leticia Urieta posed against a desert willow with pink flowers.

The Remedy is the Disease by Leticia Urieta being held up inside a dark cavern with some light illuminating the cave wall.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· May 2

On the road again!

A green plateau under a cloudy blue sky.

A truck driving down a rural road among green hill country.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· Apr 24

April is poetry month, and I have some book recommendations for you, including Praisesong for the People Anthology edited by @amandajohnston.bsky.social Brava by Violeta Garza, while they sleep by Raquel Salas Rivera and Dear God, Dear Bones, Dear Yellow by Noor Hindi.

A graphic with a beige fabric background and ripped paper collage and green vines on the edges. In the middle is a photo of four books of poetry fanned out on a white fabric surface, including Praisesong for the People Anthology edited by Amanda Johnston, Brava by Violeta Garza, while they sleep by Raquel Salas Rivera and Dear God, Dear Bones, Dear Yellow by Noor Hindi. Above the photo is olive text it says Poetry Month Books You Should be Reading!

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· Apr 23

In my April newsletter, Praisesong for Dreaming, I share a poetry writing prompt below! What are you writing a praisesong to today? Read more and subscribe to my newsletter: leticiaaurieta.com/2026/04/20/p... #poetryprompt #writngprompt #writersky #booksky #newsletter

Beige lined paper graphic with a sage green coffee cup sprouting pink bubbles and an orange pink flower entwined with the handle. Beige mushrooms with link and green gills grow in the bottom left corner. In the middle of graphic is bold black text that says, Create a poem as a praisesong or ode to something, somewhere, or someone who has shaped your world.

Leticia Urieta@leticiaasu· Apr 22

Happy Earth Day! Hug every tree, smell every flower, love this world as kin.