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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Los Sures, Part 2: The Apartment on South Second Street
We didn’t always live on South Second Street. We moved there from Rutledge Street, on the other side of the neighborhood. But the Hasidic Jews had moved in, so Papi said we couldn’t live there anymore, although he didn’t live … Continue reading
Los Sures, Part 1
This begins a highly fictionalized memoir, a sort of A Tree Grows on Mango Street on Rye, if you will. Childhood’s Smell FINALLY, WE DECIDED to go to our father and ask him. He would know. Our mother’s English was … Continue reading
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Arise, Zombie Story!
Now and then, for no good reason, life will haul off and knock a man flat. I wrote a zombie short story for no good reason last year, and it just got published by Tales of World War Z. Check … Continue reading
Indian Country Noir on Sale Now!
I have a short story in the upcoming Indian Country Noir, part of the Akashic Books Noir series. Of the book (and moi) La Bloga’s Manuel Ramos wrote: “Plenty of good surprises: R. Narvaez in Juracán tells a story set … Continue reading
July Issue of AsininePoetry.com Is Up
poems Folding Laundry on a Summer Evening by Laura K. Deal (after Frost) Walter Edgewater and His Subjects by Kevin Shea Hal-Ku No. 16 by Hal Sirowitz A Hopeless Situation by Albert Van Hoogmoed Don’t Listen to Polonius by Heather … Continue reading
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