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Writer and translator. TAKE WHAT YOU NEED @VikingBooks @dauntbookspub and a forthcoming collection of poems SOON AND WHOLLY @weslpress September 2024.
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La Migrante Reacia

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By S. C. Cornell, Idra Novey, Liby Hays
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Traducido por Natalia Gómez López. Cuando Paula, la madre de Marisol García Alcántara, le informó que quería regresar a la Ciudad de México, ambas mujeres se habían estado turnando responsabilidades durante décadas. Todo comenzó cuando contrataron a Paula como trabajadora doméstica, y Marisol tuvo que abandonar la primaria para quedarse en casa y cuidar a sus hermanas y hermanos menores.
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Shot by the Border Patrol, One Woman Pursues Justice

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By S. C. Cornell, Rafia Zakaria, Idra Novey
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By the time Marisol García Alcántara learned that her mother, Paula, wanted to return home to Mexico City, the two women had been trading off responsibilities for decades. It started when Paula got a job as a housecleaner and Marisol had to leave seventh grade to care for her younger brothers and sisters.
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Hiking Through Appalachia, Following Stories Old and New Original

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By Idra Novey
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This is part of Iconic Passages, a collection of stories celebrating America and the many ways we move through its vast and diverse landscapes. Read more here. I took a wrong turn and got quite lost on a hike once, when I was 10 years old. We hiked often as a family on the forested ridgetop trail a few miles from our house in the highlands of western Pennsylvania.
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