Latino Poetry Review (LPR) publishes book reviews, essays, and interviews with an eye towards spurring inquiry and dialogue. LPR recognizes that Latino and Latina poets in the 21st century embrace, and work out of, a multitude of aesthetics. With this in mind, its critical focus is the poem and its poetics.
A wonderful template and high bar for us to follow. Folks, go to the site and talk back to the editor, Francisco Aragon...or just give some feedback, or something. This is an important new presence in Latino letters, and it deserves our support.
Latino Poetry Review.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
The New Hotness
Rich Villar is the author of the poetry collection Comprehending Forever (Willow Books, 2014). He directs Acentos, an organization fostering audiences and community around Latino/a literature, and he has been quoted on Latino literature and culture by The New York Times and the Daily News.
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Thanks, Rich. And thank you for allowing LPR to give your lively essay an online readership.
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