Short story "Windows" accepted for reprint on 1/29/2019 at Tulip Tree Publishing for "Story of the Week"

Featured Writer (3/20/19) at Cajun Mutt Press with poem "Storms".

Poem "AI! AI! AI! (A Tartarus for Youth)" featured at @baffled Haiku Daily (from The Literary Librarian's "Pantheon of Posey".

Featured Writer (4/12/19) at Cajun Mutt Press with poem "Coffeehouse Romance".

David Estringel and Indelible Fingerprints featured in "Author Spotlight" at The Ugly Writers 4/18/19.

David Estringel and short story "Roadkill" featured at Fishbowl Press via Instagram 4/29/19.  

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw2UXk9B1Z8/

David Estringel and poetry featured at Poetizer via Instagram 4/29/19.  

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bw2G6QdlUYu/

Featured Writer (5/1/19) at Cajun Mutt Press with poem "Just Another Day".

Short story "When Blood Wants Blood" featured at Blood Moon Rising Magazine on May 5, 2019.

Featured 5/20/19 at Poetry Pea with haiku poem "Weeds #3" ('weeds' episode) on "Haiku Pea" podcast.

Poem "joshua" featured as "Poem of the Day" 5/25/19 at Spillwords Press .

Short story "When Blood Wants Blood" reprinted as "cover story" in Cherry Magazine's COMEBACK issue (Issue #6/Summer 2019) on 6/2/19 at Rotten Girl Press.

Poem "little deaths" featured at Cajun Mutt Press 6/4/2019.

David Estringel featured as "Featured Poet of the Week", along with poems "And the Beat Goes On", "joshua", and "Kiss Me Again, Again, and Again" at Fishbowl Press 6/5/19.

After a brief hiatus, Sunflower Sutras will feature five poems ("Blue Room", "Old Filament, Broken Bulb", "Blue Sky through Bare Branches", "Kiss Me, Again, Again, and Again", and "And the Beat Goes On") from Indelible Fingerprints (Alien Buddha Press) on their first poetry podcast, since their brief hiatus, on 6/14/19. 

Santeria-themed short story "When Blood Wants Blood" featured at Fishbowl Press on 6/14/19.

Scheduled to be featured 6/17/19 at Poetry Pea with haiku poem "You Linger" ('erotic' episode) on "Haiku Pea" podcast.

Haiku collection ("Truce", "Newborn Credos", "Five-Fold Kiss", "Stop and Recalibrate", "Moment of Clarity", and"The Story of Us", and "Longing") featured at Cajun Mutt Press 7/2/2019.

“The Human Condition” on RGV Titan Radio, based in Edinburg, TX, airs every Wednesday night at 8 pm, where they feature and interview local poets, writers, philosophers, and artists!

David Estringel will read from his book of poetry and prose Indelible Fingerprints, talk about process and philosophy, and just generally shoot the shit.

Poem "AI! AI! AI! (A Tartarus for Youth)" featured at Blood Moon Rising Magazine on July 7, 2019.

Poem "AI! AI! AI! (A Tartarus for Youth)" featured in Logos' "Fiction Circular" series on 7/11/19.

Untitled haiku featured on Poetry Pea's "Haiku Pea" podcast ('Trees' episode) 7/15/19.

Poems "Smooth Whiskey", "Blue Room", "Gin & Tonic on a Sunday Afternoon", and "Storms" featured at Ponder Savant in their Art of Depression mini-series on July 25, 2019.

Haiku collection ("Muse's Compact", "With Blinders On", "Poetry Slam", "Last Dance", "Man in Your Mirrors", and "Writer's Block") featured at Cajun Mutt Press 8/6/2019.

Poem "Damn, God's Got a Fucked-Up Sense of Humor" accepted for publication at Headline Poetry and David will make a rare appearance as "Featured Poet" on 8/8/19.

Untitled haiku (a.k.a. "Drowning Sorrow") featured on Poetry Pea's "Haiku Pea" podcast ('Synesthesia' episode) on 8/19/19.

Poem "Cajeta (Gimme Some Sweet!) featured at Cajun Mutt Press 9/3/2019.

Untitled haiku (a.k.a. "Hope") featured on Poetry Pea's "Haiku Pea" podcast ('Flowers' episode) on 9/16/19.

David Estringel and five of his poems, "Smooth Whiskey" and "Killers" (Cephalopress), "Blue Room" (Former Journal People), "little deaths" (Cajun Mutt Press), and "Sucking the Marrow" (Writ in Dust), appear today for a second time at Fishbowl Press Poetry in their "Featured Poet of the Week" segment. 

Poem "Coda-Switch" featured at Cajun Mutt Press 10/1/2019.

Untitled haiku (a.k.a. "Deathbed") featured on Poetry Pea's "Haiku Pea" podcast ('Spirits' episode) on 10/21/19.

David A. Estringel will appear at Logos Literature as part of a poetry series of 10 previously published poems that will appear throughout October 2019. Poems include: 

• Blue Sky through Bare Branches (Foliate Oak Magzine)
• Old Filament, Broken Bulb (Expat Press)
• The Spaces in Between (Terror House Magazine)
• Nothing Lasts (Terror House Magazine)
• AI! AI! AI! (A Tartarus for Youth) (Terror House Magazine)
• life in/verse (Setu Bilingual Journal)
• little deaths (Cajun Mutt Press)
• Cajeta (Gimme Some Sweet!) (Cajun Mutt Press)
• Burn (The Bitchin' Kitsch)
• Coda-Switch (Cajun Mutt Press)

Poems "And the Beat Goes On", "Damn, God's Got a Fucked-Up Sense of Humor", and "Nothing Lasts" featured at Ponder Savant in their Existential Ponders series in October 2019.

David A. Estringel will appear at Alien Buddha Press as "Featured Artist of the Month" for November 2019 (online).

Untitled haiku (a.k.a. "Metamorphosis") featured on Poetry Pea's "Haiku Pea" podcast ('Man' episode) end of November 2019.

Poem "Duende" featured at Cajun Mutt Press 11/5/2019.

Poem "Eating Pears on the Rooftop" featured at Cajun Mutt Press 12/3/2019.

David Estringel will be featured with 10 other poets (domestic and international) in Tupelo Press' 30/30 Project, where poets will be challenged to write a poem a day for 30 days for the month of August.

David Estringel's poem "Fireflies" will be featured in Synkroniciti Magazine as the winner of their 'Transcend' Poetry Contest, along with two other poems "Mother's Milk" and "Pomegranates" on November 30, 2021.

Synkronciti Magazine says, "Synkroniciti is honored to select Texan poet David Estringel’s “Fireflies” as the winner of our “Transcend” poetry contest. Lush and vulnerable, “Fireflies” invites us to gaze in wonder at the joy of childhood–that brief time when we are carefree and unaware of sorrow. Hope, memory and regret weave themselves together in a bittersweet tribute to playfulness. David’s poetry is full of sensual music that celebrates the simple miracles of being alive, all the while acknowledging the agony of their inevitable passing."