This book started as a way of “letting it all out”. I noticed that whenever I had strong feelings about something/ someone, they came out in a pretty deep way, so I decided to start writing them down in this small, teal notebook. When I was informed about the program, about 2-3 weeks ago I… Read more »
Ephemeral is a story about love that never wanted to be a love story – all at once. It’s the ones that happened, and the ones that didn’t, it’s a yearning for something both concrete and chimeric, it’s burning the poems you never wanted to write to the one you weren’t supposed to want, and… Read more »
Desiree Soltero is a full time student, part time barista, aspiring writer, avid doodler and human being. She is currently working on her English Lit BA, though her interests span a broad field, from freelance illustration to the coffee industry. Her work has been featured on blogging platforms and she plans to work on her… Read more »
Poems about girls. Poems about life. Spoken Word poems. Long poems. Poems composed walking down the street with just a pocketful of change and nowhere to go but everywhere. This is my poetry.
Ian Rolón is a graduate of the Bachelor of Arts in English Literature program at the University of Puerto Rico: Mayaguez Campus and is currently pursuing a teaching certification to further his studies. Ian is a published writer of poetry, a freelance substitute teacher, and is currently working on far too many novels and projects… Read more »
Nicole Fraticelli currently resides in Puerto Rico with three cats. She has collaborated in the independent compilations Anders Behring Breivik No. 3 (2012), Editorial Cerebro: Soldiers of the Word (2012), and participates with the Puerto Rican literary collective Chocarrer@s. More of her work is soon to appear in an anthology being published by Gato Malo… Read more »
A compilation of poetry and photos/illustrations by a misanthropic humanitarian who really enjoys contradictions. What do you get when you cross an English Literature student, violins, The Beatles, and a fierce love of coffee? This book, apparently.