In November 2023, we walked around the empty streets of downtown Lockhart. Juania wrote a contract for Dee Lalo Garcia on the back of a tarot card from Typewriter Tarot. This contract was for his forthcoming debut essay collection, Bien
When I am no longer here, the world will keep rolling beneath my children’s feet.
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An interview with Houston poet & Watcha author Stalina Villarreal.
People live their lives here beyond the more militarized spaces. It’s quite possible to not engage if we are privileged enough.
KB Brookins is trying their hardest to be brave. The Black trans masculine poet and author of the collections How to Identify Yourself with a Wound and Freedom House just released their first memoir, Pretty.
“To me, a Chicana hipster, is the opposite: like yes, bring on all the knowledge and art but then there is, for me, this intense urge to share it, not hoard it. To educate, share the wealth, because our people have been historically deprived of our knowledge, our language, our culture.â€
Chicano Teacher Glances Back in his New Poetry Collection
