In discussing recent international political events, a friend told me, “Countries are like people: they react in the same manner.”... Sigue leyendo
In dark times, in times of doubt, in times of hopelessness, in times of principle, we must start by demanding... Sigue leyendo
The night before our appointment for the second dose of the Covid vaccine, I was restless. There had been a... Sigue leyendo
If a man, I would dress as a woman. If a woman, I would dress as a man. I would... Sigue leyendo
“In the end, each life is no more than the sum of contingent facts, a chronicle of chance intersections, of... Sigue leyendo
Nueva York Poetry Press has published Sensory Overload / Sobrecarga sensorial, a collection of poems by the American poet Sasha... Sigue leyendo
October 21st of 2020. It’s 2am in the morning, sounds of emptiness travel through the house. A gut feeling tells... Sigue leyendo
Soon after my daughter birthed her second child –our granddaughter– in mid-June 2020 in the middle of the pandemic, out... Sigue leyendo
Víctor Hugo Ortega examines the relationship between romantic and political disillusionment in Amantes de cartón (Cardboard lovers), published by Vísceras... Sigue leyendo
Even with the capacity to create art during quarantine, artists like Frida Ludwika Álvarez Salazar from Museo de Sam, has... Sigue leyendo
The 3rd Global Conference of Researchers on Issues of the Hispanic World will take place, on this occasion virtually, from... Sigue leyendo
Indran Amirthanayagam is a prolific poet, migrating constantly from one language to another; as I write this review about his... Sigue leyendo
Before May 25, 2020 I had told myself there was no place for my opinion in an issue that did... Sigue leyendo
How to describe the months we have left behind? Days and nights blended in a shelter in place routine of... Sigue leyendo
As every day, the country got up, put up some make-up to hide the marks of a sleepless night, and... Sigue leyendo
During this reclusive period, my mind has been flying to other moments of my life where, similar to the current... Sigue leyendo
She advanced mercilessly throughout the world. Born in a small, abject village, she took revenge by decimating all those in... Sigue leyendo
Translation by: Samuel Marchan II Just approach Lincoln Plaza to start breathing culture. In spite of the hustle and bustle... Sigue leyendo
The TV screen froze, one last image was left and next to the image, the words were disappearing. In my... Sigue leyendo
Let’s envision the United States as a great garden, from North to South, from East to West, a great garden... Sigue leyendo