As the end of 2019 approaches we have taken some time to reflect back on the Dominican writers who have published this year. 2019 has been a great year for u...

Al nacer en los Estados Unidos y ser criada por padres inmigrantes Dominicanos, siempre sentí que tenía esta crisis de identidad cultural. Era demasiada Amer...

Fifteen-year-old Ana Cancion never dreamed of moving to America, the way the girls she grew up with in the Dominican countryside did. But when Juan Ruiz prop...

Excerpt as published on The Paris Review written by Carina del Valle Schorske Naima Coster and I met in passing in college at Yale. We had people in common, ...

Book review: Para Cenar Habra Nostalgia Whenever you come across a book that shifts your whole outlook on your cultural identity, it is important to talk abo...

Its Clap back season and " Mela" is here for it My mother calls me 'mal habla'. Her Spanish tells me what I feel doesn't have the right words. That I say the...

This Mixtape is a Time Capsule: a book review of Francis Mateo’s El Alto Francis Mateo’s El Alto is a mixtape of sorts, juxtaposing poetry, vignettes, photog...