Puentes Review

Puentes Review Puentes Review publishes & promotes the work of Latin American creatives in Australia & New Zealand.

The latest issue of Puentes Review is now out! New work by:🍉 Edeli Almeida🍉 Zoe Gomez Cass🍉 Liliana Cisneros🍉 Maíra Mete...
15/05/2024

The latest issue of Puentes Review is now out! New work by:

🍉 Edeli Almeida
🍉 Zoe Gomez Cass
🍉 Liliana Cisneros
🍉 Maíra Metelo
🍉 Suzanne Hermanoczki
🍉 Gabriella Munoz
🍉 Silvia Rojas

Read issue 4: https://bit.ly/4bjkfRR

Happy World Poetry Day 📚Explore Latin American voices and celebrate poetry today! Here are a few of the poems published ...
21/03/2024

Happy World Poetry Day 📚
Explore Latin American voices and celebrate poetry today! Here are a few of the poems published in :

📚 'Dictionary for my ancestors' by Natalia Figueroa Barroso: https://tinyurl.com/2s3recv6
📚 'Barco' by Manuel Iris: https://tinyurl.com/ykwpfufj
📚 'Of where we, the overseas Australians belong.' by Juan Garrido Salgado: https://tinyurl.com/46fk4dea
📚 'Song' by Beatriz Copello: https://tinyurl.com/4jzt3w4f
📚 'Araña' by Liliana E. Correa: https://tinyurl.com/kr46s2t6

And stay tuned for Puentes Review #4 🔥

'Some artists argue that despite doing everything possible to feel as an integral part of this culture, they struggle to...
25/10/2023

'Some artists argue that despite doing everything possible to feel as an integral part of this culture, they struggle to feel welcomed, accepted, valued or recognised. This seems a more political issue than a cultural one. Regardless of years spent here, questions like "why you left your country?" persist.'

Silvia Rojas spoke with Liliana E. Correa about identity, belonging, creativity, and her children's book La nena mágica.

Read the interview here: https://puentesreview.com/2023/10/25/liliana-e-correa/

Read Liliana's poems in Puentes issue 3: https://puentesreview.com/issue-3-perdiendo-el-rastro-liliana-e-correa/

📚Last call! Submissions for Puentes Review Issue 4 close today.Visit puentesreview.com for submission guidelines.       ...
10/09/2023

📚Last call! Submissions for Puentes Review Issue 4 close today.

Visit puentesreview.com for submission guidelines.

✍️Only 10 days left to submit your entries for Puentes Review Issue 4! We’re looking for poetry, short stories, memoirs ...
31/08/2023

✍️Only 10 days left to submit your entries for Puentes Review Issue 4!

We’re looking for poetry, short stories, memoirs and artwork by Latin American artists. Submissions can be in English, Spanish, Spanglish and Portuguese.

Visit puentesreview.com for submission guidelines. Closing date: 10 September 2023.

🔥NEW INTERVIEW 🔥‘I often like to inject a sense of humour or light-heartedness into my work. It’s about finding a balanc...
13/08/2023

🔥NEW INTERVIEW 🔥

‘I often like to inject a sense of humour or light-heartedness into my work. It’s about finding a balance between the serious and the playful.’

Next in our interview series is musician, poet, teacher and visual artists .

chatted with Abe about mestizo music, collaborations and creativity.

Read the interview here: https://puentesreview.com/2023/08/11/interviewabedunovits/

And read one his fun and refreshing 'Oda al queso' here: https://puentesreview.com/odaalqueso_abedunovits/

🎙️ 'The poet’s duty is to take advantage of the cultural and linguistic vortex that is Latin America.' - Juan Garrido-Sa...
27/07/2023

🎙️ 'The poet’s duty is to take advantage of the cultural and linguistic vortex that is Latin America.' - Juan Garrido-Salgado

🌟 Prepare to be inspired! Join us for an exclusive and thought-provoking interview with the remarkable Chilean poet and activist, Juan Garrido-Salgado. 🇨🇱 His journey from being a political prisoner during the Pinochet dictatorship to becoming a powerful voice for the Latin American diaspora in Australia is nothing short of extraordinary.

🔥 In this gripping conversation, prompted by the release of his latest book "The dilemma of writing a poem" published by , Juan Garrido-Salgado takes us on a deep exploration of his life's experiences, poetic journey, and lifelong commitment to Indigenous issues. He shares his passionate work translating Aboriginal and Mapuche poets, shedding light on the importance of preserving and embracing diverse languages and cultures.

💡 Learn how he uses poetry as a tool of resistance and expression, to shed light on the injustices and inequalities that persist in society today.

📚Intrigued by the literary tastes of our interviewee? 📚
Juan Garrido-Salgado shares his current reads, from influential works by Bruce Pascoe and Lionel Fogarty to classic gems by Gabriela Mistral and Julio Cortázar. 📖

Read the interview: https://puentesreview.com/2023/07/26/interviewjuangarridosalgado/

Meet the team:  is one of our interviewers.We spoke with Silvia about creativity, Julio Cortazar and books.Silvia's favo...
21/07/2023

Meet the team: is one of our interviewers.

We spoke with Silvia about creativity, Julio Cortazar and books.

Silvia's favourite Puentes Review piece so far:

'I absolutely love "I Don’t Write Verses" by Juan Garrido-Salgado. The intensity of the opening verse, "I drink the ink, the blood and the tears" leaves me speechless.'

Link in comments.

Photo: Susana Moyaho

Submissions are now open for issue 4 of Puentes Review 🔥🔥🔥We are looking for poetry, short stories, memoir and artwork b...
19/07/2023

Submissions are now open for issue 4 of Puentes Review 🔥🔥🔥

We are looking for poetry, short stories, memoir and artwork by Latin American writers.

Puentes welcomes submissions in English, Spanish, Spanglish and Portuguese.

Toda la información: https://puentesreview.com/submit/

Meet the team:  is our poetry translator and one of our interviewers. We chatted with César about movies, Latin American...
21/06/2023

Meet the team: is our poetry translator and one of our interviewers.

We chatted with César about movies, Latin American artists, not-so-guilty pleasures, and his habit of having a handful of unfinished books on rotation.

César's thoughts on his favourite Puentes Review piece so far?

'I really hope Stephen King reads it one day: he would love it.'

Read it here: https://puentesreview.com/2023/06/20/meettheteamcesaralbarrantorres/

Puentes Review: Meet the team ✏️🗒Fernanda Fain-Binda is our proofreader & voice of reason. Our editor Gabriella Munoz sp...
16/06/2023

Puentes Review: Meet the team ✏️🗒

Fernanda Fain-Binda is our proofreader & voice of reason.

Our editor Gabriella Munoz spoke with Fernanda about writing, reading, WhatsApp and swapping places with someone for a day.

Fernanda's advice to all writers: 'Keep on writing. I hear it a lot, but it’s the hardest thing to do because rejection is part of this industry.

I do believe the writing improves if you’re serious and keep on trying. You can’t make your own luck if you’re not writing.'

Link in comments.

“Growing up, the country was an idea in my head, but not the one I knew when I went there.” (Suzanne Hermanoczki)Belongi...
14/06/2023

“Growing up, the country was an idea in my head, but not the one I knew when I went there.” (Suzanne Hermanoczki)

Belonging, memory and nostalgia are three subjects present in Hermanoczki’s writing. In her story ‘Mi casa (no) es su casa // Writing about my house in someone else’s home,’ published in Puentes Review 2, she explores some of these issues and tells us about her time in Hong Kong and how she started writing.

Link in bio to read the whole interview.

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