Tag: Quintin Collins

• virtual events, new pub, & shout-out

  This week, I’m excited to share about a few upcoming virtual events, a recent blogpost, and some thoughts on poems by Jose Hernandez Diaz: The first features myself, Quintin Collins, and Daniel B. Summerhill and is hosted by The Notebooks Collective. Here’s the full info: WHAT: The Notebooks Collective hosts “In Conversation: Three Poets”WHEN: Saturday, […]

  José Angel Araguz

  April 15, 2022

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  Black Lawrence Press, creative writing, Daniel B. Summerhill, Jose Angel Araguz, Jose Hernandez Diaz, Kathleen Aguero, Muse 2020, poetry, Quintin Collins, Rotura, The Notebooks Collective, writing

• shoutouts: here and beyond!

  This week I’d love to give some shoutouts to some upcoming publications as well as to share some other happenings. Here we go: Shoutout to Quintin Collins whose second poetry collection, Claim Tickets for Stolen People (winner of The Journal Charles B. Wheeler Poetry Prize), is forthcoming from Ohio State University Press’ imprint Mad Creek. […]

  José Angel Araguz

  October 29, 2021

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  Bert Meyers, creative writing, John Sibley Williams, Jose Angel Araguz, literature, poetry, poetry community, Quintin Collins, reading, shoutouts, the friday influence, writing

• writer feature: Quintin Collins

  This week I am proud to feature the work of Quintin Collins whose debut collection The Dandelion Speaks of Survival arrives this month from Cherry Castle Publishing. I have been admirer of Collins’ work both on and off the page for a few years now. As an activist and organizer, Collins has helped foster a […]

  José Angel Araguz

  April 9, 2021

  community features, Uncategorized, writer feature

  blog, Cherry Castle Publishing, creative writing, Jose Angel Araguz, literature, poem, poetry, Quintin Collins, reading, Solstice MFA program, The Dandelion Speaks of Survival, the friday influence