El escritor puertorriqueño Pedro Cabiya visitó los estudios de Pterodáctilo y conversó con nuestro equipo sobre su proceso creativo, su película Reinbou (Cacique Films, 2017), su novela del mismo nombre y otros de sus trabajos de ficción, «Tercer Mundo», «Trance» y «Malas Hierbas». Nos contó, también, qué temas lo motivan…
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Review: Puerto Rico Strong
Recipe for Rice and Beans in Post-Maria Puerto Rico
Un abrazo en la oscuridad: Re-thinking Teaching after Hurricane Maria
I grew up in an environment of educators. My grandparents, my father, my godmother, and close friends of the family were and are all teachers. The disciplines ranged: from science to the humanities. University professors, public school teachers, and even kindergarten teachers. I have also been lucky to have so…
Puerto Rico’s Disaster is not just 45
An Annotated Guide to Trump’s Awful Tweets about Puerto Rico
Two Poems while we Heal (dos poemas latinoamericanos)
Major Hurricanes, two earthquakes… As we stay together and in solidarity with our fellow colleagues and friends from Mexico, Puerto Rico, and the Caribbean, swamped and thorn, two poems from José Emilio Pacheco (México) and Virgilio Piñera (Cuba) came to mind. In 1966, Pacheco wrote «El reposo del fuego» for…
Native Roots: An Interview with Desirae Harp and Diego Romero
The first Native Roots Open Mic Series at Resistencia Bookstore on March 13th, will welcome various styles of performance to provide a showcase for up-and-coming Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists. The event is organized by first-year Linguistic Anthropology graduate student Qui’chi Patlan. By fostering connections between Indigenous/Native communities and cultures across…