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Desert City Death Distro: Joseph Delgado: Ditch Water

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Thursday, August 23, 2012. Joseph Delgado: Ditch Water. Former DCD catalog writer/publisher Joseph Delgado is having a collection of his poetry published by Korima Press. Friends, Strangers, Comrades alike. I am proud to announce my debut collection of poems:. A National Poetry Series Finalist and now coming late Summer 2012 from Korima Press with an Introduction by Rigoberto Gonzalez and cover art by Marla Allison. For more information:. Http:/ www.facebook.com/. Http:/ www.korimapress.com.

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Desert City Death Distro: August 2012

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Friday, August 24, 2012. Hey Distro/Zine Peeps, Get your stuff listed in THE guide to zines from Alex Wrekk. Here's her request:. I’m working on creating a continuously update listing of zine distros and zine events at www.StolenSharpieRevolution. And I would like your project to be a part of it. but first. My name is Alex Wrekk. In 2002 I put together the book Stolen Sharpie Revolution: A DIY Zine Resource. I have been maintaining a zine event calendar. Being included in Stolen Sharpie Revolution. I&#82...

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Adelina Anthony - ENSEMBLE THEATER

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THE BEAST OF TIMES. This play was conceived and written by Adelina after receiving the NPN. Creation Fund Award in 2010. Early in the workshop process she invited fellow artist, DLo. This production officially world-premiered in Los Angeles at the L.A. Gay and Lesbian Centers Renberg Theater. From May 31st-June 16th, 2013;. Produced by Jon Imparato. In The Frays staff blogger, Tina Vásquez, writes on her experience of witnessing the play here: They Cut the Fire Straight Out of Me. THE BEAST OF TIMES.

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The Latino Writer: December 2013

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I use traditional, nontraditional, and emerging media to help people tell their stories. What's yours? December 29, 2013. Today I'm 46 years old. My mom died when she was 47. This is the beginning of #TheLastYear. 8212; Miguel M. Morales (@TrustMiguel) December 28, 2013. Yesterday after a rough visit, I decided to start a new writing project called The Last Year. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Walking on the Ledge. Miguel M. Morales. Hibernation and Other Poems by Bear Bards.

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The Latino Writer: #JCCC Alert/Suspicious weapon

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I use traditional, nontraditional, and emerging media to help people tell their stories. What's yours? September 5, 2014. Alerts issued by my college yesterday after reports of an armed assailant was spotted on campus:. My poem from those alerts:. Walking on the Ledge. Miguel M. Morales. Hibernation and Other Poems by Bear Bards. From Macho to Mariposa: New Gay Latino Fiction. Joto: An Anthology of Queer Xicano and Chicano Poetry. Primera Página: Poetry from the Latino Heartland.

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The Latino Writer: April 2014

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I use traditional, nontraditional, and emerging media to help people tell their stories. What's yours? April 21, 2014. His Mother Didn't Need a Man. You say his mother didn’t need a man. And now he doesn’t know how to be one. All because he wears skinny jeans. And arches his eyebrows. You blame his white faggotry. On his brown mother because. A woman should only birth. Boy babies - not raise them. Since his mother didn't need a man,. He doesn't buy into all that. What it means to be one. His Mother Didnt...

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The Latino Writer: 'Tending Hands' on Public Radio International

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I use traditional, nontraditional, and emerging media to help people tell their stories. What's yours? February 23, 2015. Tending Hands' on Public Radio International. Me and my dad around 1970. Here is an expanded version of my farmworker post, 'Tender Hands' featured on my other blog, The Last Year. Read the entire essay at Public Radio International. I’m thankful to PRI’s Anglilee Shah who read my original post and reached out to me to feature it on PRI. Walking on the Ledge. Miguel M. Morales.

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The Latino Writer: June 2013

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I use traditional, nontraditional, and emerging media to help people tell their stories. What's yours? June 28, 2013. I'M A RETURNING LLF FELLOW! 2012 LLF Fellows Kima Jones and Miguel M. Morales. photo by Kima Jones. How exciting to be a one of the few Lambda Literary Foundation Fellows. Who'll return to the LLF familia for the Writers Retreat for Emerging LGBT Voices a. Campus in Los Angeles this summer! Unfortunately, returning fellows are not. And by posting to Facebook. So I'm offering the following:.