Results for "Regalado, Alexandra"

A 4-part poetry collection that explores women’s roles in familial dynamics, immigration, and El Salvador’s civil war while reflecting on the death of the poet’s fatherA National Poetry Series winner, selected by the celebrated poet Reginald Dwayne BettsWhen COVID-19 broke and the United States clos... Read More about Relinquenda: Poems (National Poetry Series #7)

Fiction. Literary Nonfiction. Latinx Studies. Edited by Tania Pleitez Vela, Alexandra Lytton Regalado, Luc a de Sola. What do we mean when we refer to contemporary Salvadoran literature? As a response to this question the coordinating editors of this anthology present a selection of texts written in... Read More about Vanishing Points / Puntos de Fuga: Contemporary Salvadoran Prose

Poetry. Latinx Studies. Introduction by Francisco Arag n and Ana Patricia Rodr guez. This bilingual Salvadoran poetry anthology seeks to challenge the traditional concept of nationality and explore the diverse identities that coexist in the world of Salvadoran poetry. Considering the blurring of ide... Read More about Theatre Under My Skin: Contemporary Salvadoran Poetry

Poetry. Fiction. Hybrid Genre. Translated by Alexandra Lytton Regalado. A delicate tracery weaving between poems and short stories, the sixteen pieces that compose FAMILY OR OBLIVION are what Elena Salamanca defines as filigrees. This polished and piercing collection holds multitudes of women: girls... Read More about Family or Oblivion / La Familia O El Olvido

Winner of the 2017 St. Lawrence Book Award."Regalado's elegant debut, MATRIA, introduces us to a world where 'leaf-cutter ants... could easily strip the lime sapling bare in the course of one summer night.' These poems are so attuned to the intricacies of violence and desire, the pulse and rhythms o... Read More about Matria

Winner of the 2017 St. Lawrence Book Award."Regalado's elegant debut, MATRIA, introduces us to a world where 'leaf-cutter ants... could easily strip the lime sapling bare in the course of one summer night.' These poems are so attuned to the intricacies of violence and desire, the pulse and rhythms o... Read More about Matria