Tag: Rosa Alcalá
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new review at The Bind!
Front-note: I hope everyone is staying safe out there–whether you’re protesting in person or doing activism at home. Black Lives Matter and we must do everything to push against systemic oppression. * Also, just a quick post to share that my chronicle-review of Rosa Alcalá’s MyOTHER TONGUE (Futurepoem) went live earlier this week at The Bind! Read […]
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* new book review up at the Volta Blog
Just a quick post to share my latest book review for The Volta Blog. This review (which can be read here) is my take on A Third Instance, a collection of three chapbooks by Rosa Alcalá, Craig Watson, and Elisabeth Whitehead published by Instance Press. See you Friday! Jose
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* influences, cantomundo, & the kenyon review
Just a quick post to share my contribution to Rosebud Ben-Oni’s recent guest post at the Kenyon Review blog. Rosebud reached out to her fellow CantoMundistas – Javier Zamora, Carolina Ebeid, Yesenia Montilla, Ruben Quesada, Amy Sayre Baptista, & myself – and asked us each to write a few words on the books by Latina/os […]
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* Rosa Alcalá’s Undocumentaries
Confessional Poem – Rosa Alcalá The girl next door had something to teach me about what to air: On the line somebody’s business gets told then recounted; it’s best to thread a tale for the neighbors, an orchestration of sorts. But I am far from modest in my telling of lies. There are three references […]
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