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Interviews,

Time Traveling for a Treat of Representation: An Interview with Anel I. Flores

BY Linda R. Vázquez

My existence is political, because it goes against what the conservative right wants for the country, people, and community. Just the pure act of being a queer person and a Chicana author who loves expressing herself through her body and expressing herself through her body is a political act. Putting down these words—because I know that literature is timeless, it spreads—creates history; definitely I’m writing politically.

Reviews,

The City of Houston is a Labyrinth: Bryan Washington’s “Lot”

BY Reyes Ramirez

Washington’s Lot is an entrancing work that explores the perpetual identity crisis that is Houston’s greatest gift and curse; what we get is a smorgasbord of different approaches to being a Houstonian and reconciling that maybe, just maybe, identifying with something, whether it be familia, a space, a history, isn’t enough in this lot in life.

Poetry,

Composted Compositions

BY Deborah Guzzi

a heady scent, breeze born
rises from
the lay of fallen leaves
crushed beneath the foot of man
decompose

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