Echoes & Ink
S. SalazarEchoes & Ink is a space for readers & writers to connect through themes of heritage, lineage, generational trauma, grief, mental health, & identity. We are echoes. Curated by S. Salazar, poet and author of Raíces, Relics, and Other Ghosts (Kelsay .
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 39 | Subscribers | Read | writessalazar.substack.com |
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Risk as a Literary Device
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The Healing Shelf: Depression and Other Magic Tricks by Sabrina Benaim
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Grief Books I'm Carrying into November
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S. Salazar's work explores generational trauma, identity, Latinx heritage, diaspora, and mental health. Her debut poetry collection, Raíces, Relics, and Other Ghosts was published by Kelsay Books in 2023.
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