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Dia de los Muertos: Spending Quality Time with Grandma
The day started with a text from my mom saying she and dad were making breakfast, and it would be ready by 10am. Breakfast is my family’s favorite meal. Steaming coffee brewed with sticks of cinnamon, longaniza cooked in chile, … Continue reading
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Publication News: Cascarones Now Published in Lumen Magazine
Lumen Magazine, “a project for (and by!) women-identified folks,” has just published their inaugural issue, and I’m so excited to have my poem be a part of it. Besides it being a beautifully bright page filled with strong female voices, … Continue reading
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Tagged cascarones, family history, feminist, feminist magazine, grandma, grandparents, Lumen Magazine, Mexico, poetry, publications
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Xochitl-Julisa Bermejo 