Infrarrealista Review

Infrarrealista Review is a literary nonprofit dedicated to publishing Tejanx voices.

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I write to you across the vast distance of years, a star-dusted expanse of time that, if I might be so bold, has not treated you with the respect and gratitude you richly deserve.
He finds the most piercing connection in the parallels of his present life with his father’s past; both have been handled like disposable workers.
An interview with Houston poet & Watcha author Stalina Villarreal.
longing for “home”, this work explores themes centered around nurture, family roots, and a curiosity about my mother’s motherland in Rio Chiquito, Honduras. The privilege to go back to a parent’s homeland is one I take on with curiosity about the people and places that cared for my mother.
Calatayud conveys the undeniable indifference of the world in matters of feminine distress. In “Growing Up Female Around American Shooters,” the poet states, “To be female is to be raw 24/7”

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About Infrarrealista Review

Infrarrealista Review was founded by Cloud Cardona & Juania Sueños, two Chicanxs who met during their time in the Texas State MFA in 2019. They envisioned highlighting & elevating underrepresented Texan voices. Infrarrealista Review is a multilingual literary collective, journal, press, & educational organization seeking to create a thriving community of Latinx & marginalized artists, writers, & educators in rural & urban Texan areas.

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2025 Hays Youth Poet Laureate Book Launch

On March 21st, 2025, we celebrated the new Hays Youth Poet Laureate, Adelie Donovan, at the Price Center in San Marcos, TX. The evening included readings by our new HYPL Adelie Donovan, 2024 Texas Poet Laureate Amanda Johnston, Hays Youth Poet Laureate Workshop instructor SG Huerta, Hays Youth Poet Laureate Finalist Gavin Barrows, and a virtual message from our 2025 HYPL judge, Naomi Shihab Nye. After the reading, Adelie Donovan signed copies of her book, published by Plancha Press, Epitaph for My Fireflies.

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