The Human Body is a Constellation, Mapping Out the Past | Violeta Garza
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”
Disembodied Dreams of Sacrifice
Read Juania Sueños’s review of Rios de La Luz’s Altar to Liminal Saints.
Waiting for either a Caress or a Blow
Read mónica teresa ortiz’s review of Saúl Hernández’s debut poetry collection, How to Kill a Goat & Other Monsters
“I Learn Forgiveness Inside My Father’s Life”: A Son’s Journey Through Family Wounds & Redemption | Juania Sueños
A Review of Sebastîan R. Páramo’s debut poetry collection, “A Portrait of Us Burning.”
How To Identify Yourself with a Wound by KB is an Echo from Beginning to End/Future
LAS CRIATURAS by Leticia Urieta Balances Folklore with the Hunger of Survival
In Love with Being Human: ire’ne lara silva’s Hibiscus Tacos Depicts the Beauty in the Pain of the Human Experience | Leticia Urieta
The Body is a Conduit of Pain: Reyes Ramirez’s The Book of Wanderers Explores Traumas and Systemic Inequality in Every Possible Future
Welcome to Midland by Logen Cure is a Subversive Front Among a Tradition of Doomed Queerness | Amber Isaac
Al Norte by Juan R. Palomo is an Homage to a Family Drifting in Colors
