El Morro Online Archive
- Puerto del Sol
- Mar 31
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 1
Around a year ago, some of the editors and I decided it would be cool to make a one off chapbook. Our main constraint was exclusively publishing writers who live or have lived in the Southwest. What resulted is a snapshot of literary writing in the region. We always intended to upload it to the website, but like things do, it got put on the wayside. Until now. Feel free to download the PDF and take a look at the great work influenced by this region.
-Myles, Managing Editor Spring 2026
Contributors:
Lauren Camp
Harrison Candelaria Fletcher
Tommy Cheis
Madeline Seibel Dean
Sara McKinney
Ander Monson
Joseph Scapellato
Winslow Schmelling
Misha Tentser
Matthew Torralba Andrews
Josh Tvrdy
Christopher Watson
Love that this chapbook finally made it online—the idea of limiting it to writers with Southwest roots really comes through as a regional snapshot. I’ve already grabbed the PDF and can’t wait to read Ander Monson’s piece. By the way, I keep a free Zakat calculator I like to share: https://zakatestimator.com/
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I love how the El Morro Online Archive sheds light on such a historical street view treasure. The street view feature really brings those stunning landscapes to life! It's like walking through history!