“Harvard Patrols the Border”
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Originally appeared in Black Renaissance Noir, New York University, Spring 2010
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- “People who enjoy reading about the US and its politics and all its issues with an air of grittiness will get much enjoyment out of this book..”–Bookmarks and Stages
- “Relays political notions of racial and social identity through a smart, sympathetic, and laudable lead.”–KIRKUS REVIEWS
- “This was a witty and entertaining read and kudos to the author for a story cleverly woven together.” – Literary Jewels
- ✯✯✯✯½ – Goodreads
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- “Harvard Patrols the Border”
- “Pablo Neruda’s Dilemma”
- “The Art of Being Richard Rodriguez”
- “Does Your Child Speak Another Language at Home? Reflections of a Bilingual American”
- “The Poetry and Anti-Poetry of Luis Palés Matos: From Canciones to Tuntunes”
- Poetry
- Book: The Glue Trap and Other Poems
- BOOK: Translations without Originals: Poems by Julio Marzán
- TOC
- BOOK: Puerta de Tierra (in Spanish)
- BOOK: Selected Poems/Poesía Selecta: Luis Palés Matos
- BOOK: Inventing a Word: Twentieth-Century Puerto Rican Poetry
- In Anthologies
- In College Texts
- In Magazines/Journals
- TOC
- “Arresting Beauty”
- “Epitaph”
- “Ethnic Poetry”
- “Foreign Heart”
- “Graduation Day”
- “Grand Central Station”
- “Reflections in Stalled Traffic” for David Ignatow
- “Reverend Ewing Sends Compasión Magazine”
- “The Pure Preposition”
- “The Translator at the Reception for Latin American Writers”
- “The Translator at the Reception…” –in Harper’s Magazine
- “Tom, Dick, and Sally”
- “David Koresh among the Angels”
- “Ode”
- “The Old Man”
- “Strong Wind”
- En Español
- “…canny wit, critical intent, and sometimes mordant ironies…”
- “But the actual poet laureate was even more insanely talented…”
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- Daily News – Poet Laureate’s Ode to Queens
- Media Bistro: in New York At the Gemini Lounge, 06.10.03
- Newsday – Laureate Eyes Language
- Queens Tribune – Man “from Nowhere” is New Queens Poet Laureate
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