Latine in Long Form | Culture + Lit Mag | Essays ~ Fiction ~ Cultural Commentary feat. Latine voices you should know
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Submissions are open (08.01-09.01)
What We’re Looking For:
We want stories that defy expectations of what a “Latino story” is, including narratives where identity is context, but not the whole story.
We’re interested in narratives that move beyond the literal and the...
Quejas, A Partial Inventory
My brain thinks, dreams, and remembers in two languages.
But every now and then, it glitches. Like when it failed to conjure up the word ‘umbrella.’ Instead it made me call it a ‘for water.’
When they say women do a lot of invisible, emot...
Fugitive Stories
“I can see your social security cards in the mail, I can see your green cards!” The Pentecostal evangelist announced this to my family from the stage in a small Spanish-speaking Black and Brown Pentecostal church in South Toledo, Ohio. I wa...
We Need More Certified Weird Latinas On Screen
Editor Note: I Love Boosters is not what one would categorize as a “Latine story” but at Sube, we’re eager to hear Latine POVs on a range of popular culture & media. Here you will find a dissection of the character and imagery of Violeta (E...
Yesteryear: Reactionary Literature & Why Trad Wifeism doesn’t work for Latinas
Editor Note: Following the trilogy of ‘it’ books this year (Lost Lambs, Strangers, and now Yesteryear), I was hungry for reviews that tackled gendered topics like trad wives and divorce through a broader lens. What begins as a book review q...
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Latine Writers and Voices You Should Know | Essays + Fiction + Cultural Commentary
Afro-Peruvian interdisciplinary artist, scholar and activist. Grassroots theologian. Student of Liberation Theologies, exploring illegality, heartbreaks, and the way hibiscus flowers bloom. Living undocumented in the US. UTSNYC ‘25
Writer and Creative Thinker. I write Books are for People, a newsletter about people and the books that built them. My first novel, My Train Leaves at Three, is on sale now
Writer. Activist. Speaker. Author of You Sound Like White Girl, Someone Like Me, and My (Underground)American Dream.
✰ girl blog ✰ inquiries: [email protected] ✰ opinions are my own ✰
Claiming a little corner of the internet to yap about the media I enjoy & recommend
why does everyone ask me if I'm Latina? isn't it obvious? 3rd Gen Angelena | Entertainment Exec | Voices of Our Nation (VONA), Tin House, and Kenyon Summer Workshop alum | words in PANK, The Seventh Wave, Gulf Coast, and The Masters Review
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