
Yolanda Rivera


A Great Foursome
“I’ll bring him to the party,” Elena told her brother Rafael over the phone. “You’ll like him.”
“Hey, this sounds serious. Is he the one?”

Barbara Southard


Perspectives
Art by: Luis Torruella

Elena Lawton de Torruella


COVID on the Line
Short Story

María Soledad Rodríguez


Testimonio fiel y exacto
Arte Karenina Angleró

Yolanda Rivera


Puerto Rico: Advertures and Misadventures
Art Eva C Torruella-Gratacos

Elena Lawton de Torruella


Neighbors
Dusk comes early in December even in the tropics. It was five o’clock on a Friday afternoon...

Barbara Southard


To New York and Back: POEMS With My Feet on Backwards
New York is the trusted tapestry...

María Soledad Rodríguez


When I Grow Old
(Homage to Billy Collins’ poem The Future) When I grow old and older and older, when the day after tomorrow Is the last day after...

Elena Lawton de Torruella
THRESHOLDS
My grandmother’s mother lived in a round house, the smallest of towers hugged by vines, accessed by a bridge, a moated place. Her picture...

Elena Lawton de Torruella