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OPPORTUNITIES
Palabras del Pueblo 2023 Workshop
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OPEN CALLS FOR SUBMISSIONS:
Chicanofuturism Anthology: Click for info.
Somos Xicana Anthology: Click for info.
We are dedicated to publishing both emerging and established raza authors who write in direct response to the historically neglected needs of our communities. We are looking for narratives that break oppressive cycles, inspire others to action and spark healing solutions through storytelling. Join our Lucha Literaria by sending us your work! Click here to submit your work to our magazine, and here for more information about sending your manuscript to our press.
NEW BOOKS:
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COMING SOON!
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This collection of memoir, scholarship, poetry and thought is intended to offer our diverse communities' realities to counteract widely spread violent or paternalistic narratives imposed on us from the outside. Our Creative Realidades includes writing by Maria Nieto, Kathleen Alcalá, Vanessa Caraveo, Carmen Baca, Ernest Hogan, Rosa Martha Villarreal, Juan Alvarado, Vanessa Caraveo, Norma Burgos-Vázquez, Violeta Orozco, Nisé Guzmán Nekheba, Matthew Olivas, Edel Romay, Álvaro Ramírez, David Vela and Robert René Galván.
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NEW MAGAZINE FEATURES:
George Yepes: La Uvalde Dolorosa
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La Dolorosa/Virgen de Guadalupe altar in honor of the 21 victims of the Uvalde, Texas, elementary school shooting.
La Uvalde Dolorosa bears the pain of 21 bleeding wounds for the 21 victims: Her Sacred Heart skewered with 7 daggers and 14 large swords piercing her chest and abdomen. This feature will run for 21 days in honor of the victims. |
Tainofuturist Sordidez Excerpt
with Review
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"It was after dusk when Teddy came for us. His breath was thick and wet as it swept through the forest. Not even the coquis dared to chirp with him there, rummaging in the brush."
Check out the latest in Tainofuturism, Sordidez by E.G. Condé, with a review by editor Scott Russell Duncan. |
"El Dandy had to be stopped..."
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"'It has to do with Camp Bava.'Those two words were forbidden in the house when Elisa was growing up, but everyone in the family knew the broad strokes of the story. In 1971, Abuelita’s boyfriend had snapped and killed eleven teenagers at a summer camp."
Read "Death and the Santa Ana Winds" by Salvador Ayala. |
Bienvenidos!
SOMOS EN ESCRITO has the latest and the best in established and in emerging USA Native and Raza authors. Below you will find our various departments, including our regular columns and 'rinconcito' for short pieces. The back catalog of over 300 features will be appearing in the section below and our upcoming Archives/archivos tab. Check this space for both announcements and links to our latest features. We at Somos en escrito hope you are pleased with our growing content and variety of genres. Thank you for stopping by, and be sure to tell your friends about us!
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