Tag: Pangyrus

• sprained & rotten thoughts

  Checking in this week after being absent last week due to spraining my ankle while going downstairs doing the laundry. Been describing my foot as looking like rotten meat. Like, Charles Baudelaire would’ve written about it rotten. Like, Upton Sinclair would’ve seen in it a metaphor to use in The Jungle rotten. But I’m back […]

  José Angel Araguz

  March 12, 2021

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  Bethany Artress White, blog, creative writing, J. Jennifer Espinoza, Jose Angel Araguz, literary journal, literature, Pangyrus, poetry, Ryane Nicole Granados, the friday influence

• Pangyrus virtual reading!

  Just a quick post to share an upcoming virtual reading I’ll be participating in: Join Pam Painter, Joelle Fraser, Ryane Nicole Granados, Artress Bethany White, and myself as we celebrate the release of Pangyrus eight! Pangyrus Literary Magazine’s 8th issue launches with this reading on Thursday, March 11 at 7:30pm EST. I’m grateful to be […]

  José Angel Araguz

  March 10, 2021

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  blog, creative writing, event, Jose Angel Araguz, Latinx Poetry, literature, Pangyrus, poetry, publication, reading, the friday influence, writing

• viscacha vibes & recent pubs

  Meet my new friend, the viscacha. He’s got a look that is simultaneously wise, weary, and worked-over. While I can’t claim to be wise, I am definitely feeling weary and worked over by the world. Introduced this friend to my students this week and one responded with: “What does he hear that we don’t that […]

  José Angel Araguz

  February 12, 2021

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  blog, Boog City, creative writing, Jose Angel Araguz, literature, Pangyrus, poetry, poetry community, reading, the friday influence, viscacha, writing