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Irene VázquezMissives at the intersection of Black culture, placemaking, and the environment
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Ars Poetica for National Poetry Month
April is here, and it’s raining to prove it. March, for me, was far crueler than I hope April will turn out to be, and brought with it some not-so-fun creative rejections and an ensuing nasty case of writer’s block (so sorry in advance if t...
In Pursuit of a Hot Cicada Summer
Every couple of months, I am overcome by the fear that I’m wasting my youth, whatever ineffable substance that youth is. I worry that I should be taking myself less seriously, that I should be having more sex (or at least, having sex with a...
Baby's first international byline
For better or for worse (and mostly for worse given the state of media these days), I’m a writer who came up in the age of the Internet. My poetry tumblr was mercifully sent to a watery grave during the purge that followed Yahoo’s acquisiti...
"We Tried to Warn You"
On an A train ride to Brooklyn Bridge Park back in January, an eye-catching graphic of Porky Pig in a gas mask caught my eye — bit more sinister than the ads for ApartmentDeco or Muzz or CUNY that abound on the subway. Further examination r...
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Born in New Orleans, raised in Houston, & now living in Manhattan, Irene Vázquez is a queer Black Mexican American poet, translator, & journalist. For more of their work, visit: www.irenevazquez.com.
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