GARY DUFF ARREDONDO

Ryder framed by lengths of violet fabric
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Kim Petras emerging from red theatre curtains
KIM PETRAS // GOTHAM

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ABOUT

Gary Duff Arredondo is a Chilean-American poet, writer, editor, photographer, and broadcaster. In 2026, Duff was named Writer-in-Residence, Hofstra University — WRHU. Formerly Deputy Online Editor at Modern Luxury, his writing has appeared in Newsday, The Huffington Post, Maxim, and others.

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Gary Duff Arredondo, poet, writer, editor, photographer, and broadcaster

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Mijo book cover: a collage of torn archival photographs and a Chilean government document stamped SECRETO

IN PROGRESS

Mijo: A Genealogy of the Disappeared

A hybrid work of poetry and literary narrative nonfiction about postmemory, inheritance, and the afterlife of Chile’s 1973 coup. Moving through family testimony, photographs, journals, state documents, and translation, Mijo asks what one generation cannot say—and what the next inherits in the body.

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Additional editorial and photographic projects, selected to complement the featured work above.

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Installation view of carved stone sculptures in a warmly lit gallery at The Noguchi Museum

WRITING + PHOTOGRAPHY

Writing, photography and cultural observation.

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Substack, The Noguchi Museum, April 2026

The Noguchi Museum is that quiet respite, a ferry ride away from the burgeoning New York City skyline—imposing more than any skyscraper could through silence.

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Illustrated portrait of André Aciman surrounded by flowering vines, holding an apple

INTERVIEW // ILLUSTRATION BY KITT MILLS

Literary interviewing and criticism.

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Two collaborators smiling together in the restaurant kitchen

PHOTOGRAPHY // AUGUST 2026

Recent writing and photography, with a connection to your current Substack work.

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Substack, High Dining at Di An Di, August 2026

A photographic and culinary dispatch from the Di An Di × Gangjin pop-up collaboration in August 2026.

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RECOGNITION HIGHLIGHTS

Kate Medina Fellowship for Literary Narrative Nonfiction

Mijo: A Genealogy of the Disappeared was a finalist for the inaugural Kate Medina Fellowship for Literary Narrative Nonfiction at The New York Public Library.

Gracie Award

Two-time Gracie Award winner.

Press Club of Long Island Awards

Three-time honoree: First Place, Government/Politics, 2013; First Place, Radio Arts and Entertainment, 2015; Third Place, Arts and Entertainment, 2017.

NAB Marconi Awards — WRHU Broadcast Team

Member of WRHU’s five-time NAB Marconi Award-winning broadcast team.

AFFILIATIONS

  • ACADEMY OF AMERICAN POETS
  • AMERICAN LITERARY TRANSLATORS ASSOCIATION
  • BROOKLYN POETS
  • NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HISPANIC JOURNALISTS
  • NATIVE AMERICAN AND INDIGENOUS STUDIES ASSOCIATION
  • THE POETRY PROJECT

Let's work together.

Available for editorial assignments, photography commissions, public readings, and creative collaborations.

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