Este jueves pasado tuve la oportunidad de exponer un tema en la conferencia UNINTERlingua aquí en Cuernavaca. UNINTERlingua es una conferencia de lingüística que este año tenía como enfoque "Comunicación: palabra, imagen y acto," organizado por la Universidad Internacional. Claro que eso tiene todo que ver con la poesía slam. Di una conferencia de una[…] See more ⇒

This post is a little more blog-style than usual. Just back from Flagstaff and facing the seven hours of class I’m about to give… So, after drinking beer and watching YouTube until sunrise with CX Kidtronik, Frosty and Kwame in a hotel room in PHX, the cab came to take me away. I was drunk[…] See more ⇒

Ok, ok. Let’s try this. I know there are at least a few people out there who want copies of the new books before they’re sold out, and that can’t make it to the 4/20 Spoken Word Showcase in Flagstaff next week. So how about this: I’m putting the two new books onsale online for[…] See more ⇒

Ok, this is it. After a ten day binge of editing and designing, I’ve finished the second new book: “Where Do Airplanes Build Their Nests?” It hit the presses as of today and will be on sale in Flagstaff at the 4/20 Spoken Word Showcase. This one is a lot different from both “Sun Said[…] See more ⇒

The third of a three-part interview for The Noise, published in Flagstaff. To read the entire issue, download the pdf (30.9mb). In the first two installments of the interview, Carmen explained how six years ago she and her husband David left their hometown of Cuernavaca, Mexico for New York City. She was almost 30 years[…] See more ⇒