Outside Content
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ELJ Editions authors Jessica Walsh, Tammy Robacker, and Joanna Valente discuss the impulse behind their collections and weapons of poetic technique.
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Jennifer Bartlett on ableism, Trump’s election, and its implications for people with disabilities.
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Hoa Nguyen’s poetry collection Violet Energy Ingots (Wave Books, 2016) weaves a rough tapestry of domestic objects and daily tasks that also reveal how we long to grow our own cultural garden.
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Arielle Greenberg writes about the magic of Halloween on Cedar Street, a place known for drawing trick-or-treaters from all over the county.
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Saumya Arya Haas explores the cultural ramifications of Universal Studio’s portrayal of voodoo as horror entertainment.
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Amber Flame describes how the absence of her father shaped her approach to religious experience, first through Christianity and then Buddhism.
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Noh Anothai discusses his poem “Sappho Responds,” which contemplates the Pulse attack from Sappho’s view that love—not violence—is the subject worth glorifying.
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Edward Loera reflects on lost love and his visits to the shrine Santuario de Plateros where pilgrims fill the walls with wishes to el Santo Niño de Atocha.
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