By Yuly Restrepo I was talking about my novel with my mentor, Roxanne Fay, and she asked me a very interesting question – if the opportunity presented itself, would… Read More
Cultural Translation
Genre: Literary
Haunted Pinellas
By Margo Hammond . . . After months of living with a pandemic, you would think I would have had enough of being scared – but I’m a sucker for… Read More
You Good?
By Sara Ries Dziekonski Hi Friends! I’m excited to tell you about an awesome project that I was recently involved in – and one that is very important to… Read More
I’m Sick of Reading Stories by Dead White Dudes
By Chelsea Catherine . . . I write blended fiction, usually of two or more genres. I love speculative fiction and everything it encompasses. My stories contain elements of fantasy,… Read More
The Kiss
By Tatiana Mesa Paján The Writing of a Glimpse . . . ‘The Kiss’ is the first Chapter of an artist book, The Writing of the Glimpse. I am a… Read More
A Poem for Victims of Domestic Violence
By Susan Giles Wantuck Butterfly . . . Susan Giles Wantuck, News & Classical Music Host for WUSF Public Media, was struck by how many tabs were torn off this… Read More
Influences
By Yuly Restrepo . . . At tonight’s Emerging Artists conversation, an audience member asked about our artistic influences. My fellow artists gave very lovely and articulate answers, and I… Read More
Bob Devin Jones on Poetry, Surrealism and Négritude
By Bob Devin Jones . . . October 11 at 6 pm The Dalí Museum Free October 13-14 at 7:30 pm The Studio@620 Details here . . . The exhibit… Read More
Literary Latinx Redux
By Margo Hammond . . . Hispanic Heritage Month runs from September 15-October 15. Here are five more reasons to celebrate what I have dubbed Literary Latinx Month. . …. Read More
Behold the Magic and Power of Witches of Color
By Gloria Muñoz . . . October 7 at 7 pm Tombolo Books Free Details here . . . Second-generation Latinx Lorraine Monteagut has dedicated years to advocating for the… Read More
