Tag: The Acentos Review

• new work & book review!

  Just a quick post to share that the first chapter of my hybrid memoir, A Personal History of Want, was published this past November in The Acentos Review. Read the excerpt here. * Also, wanted to share the release of my latest creative review for The Bind. For this one, I spent time with Khaty Xiong’s collection, Poor…

  José Angel Araguz

  January 15, 2018

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• * solituding with james schuyler

  One of the most moving things about being a poet and sharing the work I do has been hearing feedback from people. I remember years ago after performing at a poetry slam, I had a woman come up to me and quote a line from one of the poems I’d read: “Why are men only…

  José Angel Araguz

  November 13, 2015

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• * new work up at the acentos review

  Just a quick post to announce the latest issue of The Acentos Review which includes my poems “Visit” and “Augustina.” Check them out here. The issue also includes fine work by Heather Flores, Roberto Carlos Garcia, and Natalia Ruiz-Junco among others – check them out here. Special thanks to Dr. Raina J. León for putting together…

  José Angel Araguz

  May 18, 2015

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