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  • River Mouth

    River Mouth

    **This short story won the Brooklyn Caribbean Literary Festival  Elizabeth Nunez Award for Writers in the Caribbean  Me and Val standing at the edge of the water, just above where Pagua River mouth open wide wide like it want to…

  • Comunidad y escritura: una conversación con Laia Jufresa

    Comunidad y escritura: una conversación con Laia Jufresa

    Wishbone ha sido publicada en inglés por Fern Books, y su traducción al español, realizada por la autora, será publicada en Estados Unidos por Random House.

  • The Hardest Lesson Learned the Hardest Way

    The Hardest Lesson Learned the Hardest Way

    I waste time because I believe I have time.

  • Girl on Girl: We Expect Too Much from Mothers

    Girl on Girl: We Expect Too Much from Mothers

    I wonder if the rules around motherhood are harder to see because they don’t look like rules. They sound like your own voice. They feel like love. Lowering the standard doesn’t feel like rejecting some bullshit expectation of women; it…

  • Elmo

    Elmo

    Most of the time she was someone else’s mother, pushing around someone else’s child. And since the Adkins had hired her the summer before second grade, she was Faye’s mother. Faye was, like many of the Upper West Side kids…

  • Claim

    Claim

    We driving into the city––heading for Midtown, by the look of it. You’d think everybody got money to spend instead of sweating in breadlines. Mile after mile, billboards full of white folks smiling at a pack of Chesterfields or a…

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