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- University of Texas Press
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- Volume 17, Number 2, Fall 2014
- Contributors
- Bless Me, Última dir. by Carl Franklin (review)
- Cuba and Angola: Fighting for Africa’s Freedom and Our Own ed. by Mary-Alice Waters (review)
- Cuentos de viaje: Para siete cuerdas y otras metafísicas by Luis Alberto Ambroggio (review)
- “¿Te lo digo o te lo cuento…?” Guillermo Prieto en la prensa infantil (1888; 1895-1896) ed. by Yolanda Bache Cortés (review)
- Poesía y guerra interna en el Perú (1980-1992) by Paolo de Lima (review)
- La poesía contemporánea del Perú ed. by Jorge Eduardo Eielson, et al. (review)
- Purificados by Łukasz Czarnecki (review)
- Broken Souths: Latina/o Poetic Responses to Neoliberalism and Globalization by Michael Dowdy (review)
- Alec Rudek
- Daniel T. Lopez
- Wearing Her Wrangler Jeans and Payless Penny Loafers, and: My Grandfather Would Say
- Conqueror, and: Her Words
- Red Road, and: Scar Tissue
- Maguey, and: Languaging, and: Tortilla Bones
- Aunt Mirta, and: Infancia
- Blind Eye, and: A Demon Meets Papa Cayo on the Road to Mictlan
- memory of today, and: sacred lands
- Anhelos, and: I am Lactating
- no more barbed wired fences, and: october 12, 2013
- Laredo Riviera, and: [no toronjas]
- Oscar López Rivera
- Letter from Angélica as Sor Juana, and: Memory in the Making: A Poetics
- Fiercely, and: Veracruz Ballplayer Before the Ritual Game, 600 A.D.
- Las lágrimas de mi madre, and: Segador de sueños, and: A dream.Bad.
- Past and Present, and: Worth passing on
- La bella tormenta II
- Dame tu hermana, and: Mocosa
- La arena enrojece tus ojos, and: Sand Reddens Your Eyes
- Desde la ventanilla de un Greyhound, and: Acotación. Luego Leibniz
- Una mujer baila, and: La purificación del templo, and: Equidad
- Raíz, and: Ruido del desbalance, and: Runa
- Invidencia, and: Pecatum primus
- La portadora, and: Sinfonía negra
- Nubes, and: Clouds, and: Acción de Gracias, and: Thanksgiving
- Laudes, and: Tercia
- Viento en llamas, and: Hay una estrella segura en su blancura, and: Toda belleza es vaticinio
Lo que nunca me imaginé - Lira
- Iquitos …, and: El mar antes del infierno, and: Casa
- China poblana, and: Sílabas de viento
- Choqequirau
- Renacimiento, and: Tanguera
Puerta de Atocha - Estación de los Desamparados - Vista del atardecer en el Trópico, and: Ángel con ala rota, and: Con tu aullido a otra parte
- En plena noche, and: Alba, and: Amanece y callo
- Celoso con la tinta, and: Tres, and: Porque todo nacimiento es una osadía, and: Tu bisabuela Veneranda
- Reflexiones en el Río Grijalva, and: Teoría del lenguaje, and: Viajando en bus por Estados Unidos, and: El celular
- Conversación con Tina Escaja, poeta
- Soy Milk! A Chicana Poet on “Drinking” Poetry: An Interview with Gabriella Gutiérrez y Muhs
- “Locate Your Body in the World and Pay Attention”: An Interview with the Poet Rigoberto González
- The Poetics of Silence: (Re)memory through Poetry of the Mexican Diaspora
- Frenesí: Estructuras de espacio, origen y nacionalidad en Cuando amaban las tierras comuneras de Pedro Mir
- ¿Qué dice la poesía?
- Nepantleras del siglo XX al siglo XXI: Travesías de poesía de chicanas en español
- Laboring Histories: The “Reconciliation” of Maternity in the Poetry of Laurie Ann Guerrero
- The Chican@ Nueva Onda as a Poetic Tidal Wave: The Revitalization, Repoliticalization & Redefinition of “Chican@” Through Poetry
- To be an Indigenous Woman Poet in Mexico: An Artistic Act of Protest, Resistance and Battle
- “Para romper con todo”: Transgresiones y rupturas del Movimiento Kloaka en los poemas inaugurales de Mariela Dreyfus, Mary Soto y Dalmacia Ruiz-Rosas
- De las voces indígenas al danzante viajero: Algunas reflexiones en torno a la obra poética de Astrid Fugellie y Diana Bellessi
- Violent Effects: Domestic Violence and Poetic Subversive Discourses
- Los poetas y el gobierno de la palabra: Apuntes sobre la inmortalidad
- De acá de este lado: Musings on Latina/o Poetry
- The Regions of Poetry
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