Meditation on a Seam
Nights were salted with the pock- and-punch-punch-punch of sewing needles on cloth, the crease and rustle of pattern paper outlining arms and bodices of other women who’d wear […]
Luisa A. Igloria
Repair
Almost at the alley’s elbow, I know the gate of rusted green, the scrabbled beams that anchor flimsy iron sheets to the garage. There used to be a second-hand white Impala tipped with fins, then a cousin’s cast-off Benz, its deep viridian offset in wedding pictures by yards of tulle and creamy orchid sprays. A […]
Luisa A. Igloria Q&A on her writing time
Luisa A. Igloria talks about her writing time and the writing community she finds in fellowships and retreats.
Luisa A. Igloria Q&A on “Intimacy deserves a closer look”
Luisa A. Igloria talks about her poem “Intimacy deserves a closer look.”
Luisa A. Igloria Q&A on excerpts from “Postcards from the “White City”
Luisa A. Igloria talks about the sources of the two excerpts she reads from her longer poem “Postcards from the “White City,” which is found in her collection Juan Luna’s Revolver.