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Further Reading

Juan Gelacio interviewed by Robert Joe Stout: Invisible on Paper

An estimated six-and-a-half million Mexican-born citizens live and work in the United States without legal authorization. Many have children who were born in the United States and consequently are citizens although their parents are not. Employment statistics reveal that undocumented Mexican male immigrants have a higher percentage of fulltime employment than any other ethnic or […]

KRISTIN PREVALLET’S RESPONSE TO “SOME DARKER BOUQUETS”

I, like many other poets out there, make my living by teaching freshman composition, and I must say that Kent Johnson’s appeal for anonymity in reviewing is just a variation of a condition I try to school out of my students:  the fear of the audience and its response to a writer’s opinions. After all, most […]

2021 MAYDAY Fiction and Poetry Prize Winners

We’re excited to announce the results of the 2021 MAYDAY Poetry and Fiction Prizes! The winners each received $1,000 and broadsides of their work will be available soon. Submissions for the 2022 prizes will open in the spring. Judges to be announced. 2021 MAYDAY POETRY PRIZE Winner: “Garçon,” by A. Shaikh. Judge: Jacques Rancourt. Finalists […]

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