Ate Mais: Until More is out now with Deep Vellum Press. Order your copy here. Featuring David M. de León and 40 other contemporary latinx poets. From the website: Até Mais: Until More gathers poets from a diverse spectrum of Latinidad, sharing their truths, visions, wonderments, fears, and revelations. Visions
Come join us for a lovely night of poetry from featured poets Shayla Lawz, Zefyr Lisowski, and David M. de León and stay for an open mic afterwards to share or hear from others. Signups for the open mic are first come, first serve, and doors will open at 5:45.
Denise Oliver Velez writes on the National Parks Service’s ongoing push to “remove” the cats from el paseo del morro, and quotes from the poem and book project The Cats of Old San Juan. Caribbean Matters: The Battle over Cats in Old San Juan
On a Field in the Present was selected as a semifinalist for Tupelo Press’s snowbound chapbook prize.
Playing guitar with Audiohead at Connolly’s on June 8th @ 7:10pm for a 90s set Full youtube playlist here
I’ll be reading at Unnameable Books with Walter Ancarrow, Emily Lee Luan, Shannon Pulusan, and Mya Matteo Alexice. 615 Vanderbilt Ave, Brooklyn, April 10 7pm.
Proud to announce that I am a 2023-2024 Post-Doctoral Fellow / Research Associate at the Institute for Research on the African Diaspora in the Americas and the Caribbean (IRADAC) at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. From the website: “The Institute for Research on the African
My chapbook Paseo Cats is a finalist over at Button Poetry‘s 2022 chapbook contest!
Join us for a closing event and the launch of the Blade Study publication Emma Safir: peripeteia and poetry readings by Tobi Kassim, Luiza Dale, Imani Elizabeth Jackson and David M. de León. Blade Study17 Pike St. New York NY 10002 Saturday 4/29 6-8pm
Why today’s movies, TV shows, and literature love branching timelines and many worlds