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​​​INTERVIEW WITH CHRISTOPHER CARMONA
Christopher Carmona is the interim director of Mexican American Studies at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley and an author of poetry and fiction. He is the author of the saga El Rinche: The Ghost Ranger of the Rio Grande, an acclaimed Continue reading...

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NONFICTION 
GOODBYE, MY HAVANA | ANNA VELTFORT
Homosexuality’s confrontation with the revolutionary Cuban government has been the subject of numerous articles, books, and research. While the story of Goodbye, My Havana: The Life and Times of a Gringa in Revolutionary Cuba Continue reading...

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POETRY
BOSQUE | MICHELLE OTERO
To define something is to create a strict border detailing a set of criteria allowing one to easily recognize whether an item fits within the parameters of the definition or not. The act of defining any one thing is an easy way to essentialize any one thing. The opposite of creating essentialist Continue reading...

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NEWS
NATALIE DIAZ WINS 2021 PULITZER PRIZE IN POETRY 
​Wingston González (he/him) is a textual producer. A member of the literary collective/show La Retaguardia, González is the author of Espuma sobre las piedras (2014), featuring choreography by Alejandra Garavito; No Budu Please Continue reading... 

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