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Spring 2024 Issue Arrives at Last!

Writer: Puerto del Sol
Puerto del Sol
Apr 28, 2024
1 min read

Updated: Nov 17, 2024





We're thrilled to announce the launch of Puerto del Sol's Spring 2023 issue!


If you'd like to purchase one or more copies, please contact us.


Forever grateful to all of these phenomenal writers and poets.







Editor-in-Chief

Brandon Hobson

Managing Editor

Kathy Key-Tello

Prose Editor

Maura Hehir

Poetry Editor

Kylie Martin

Assistant Prose Editor

Gabriel Silva

Assistant Poetry Editor

Brita Sauer

Designer

Jakob Vala

Readers

Camdyn Bass, Karissa Benson

Anna Coleman, Mariana Erazo, Jordan Gladstone

Sangamithra Nataraj, Madelyn Parker, Isaías Rogel

Anna "Dunes" Snider, Joshua Tise, Myles Varga

13 Comments


David Miller
Sep 17

Gracias por publicar este contenido. Para quienes buscan Magis TV descargar, recomiendo revisar cuidadosamente la página antes de descargar cualquier archivo. Comprobar la procedencia, leer las condiciones del servicio y mantener actualizado el dispositivo son medidas sencillas que pueden mejorar la seguridad al utilizar plataformas de entretenimiento digital.

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emma693
Aug 22

Fantastic news about the Spring 2024 issue, can't wait to read it! For any visual design needs, a batch background remover can be a really useful tool.

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Critic Play
Critic Play
Aug 13

人気キャラクターや曲を使ったリズムバトルが好きな人は、FNF MOD系のゲームも楽しめます。


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hx Steven
Aug 08

Congrats to the whole Puerto del Sol team on getting this issue out—always a great feeling when all that editing work finally lands. I love seeing the mix of familiar names and fresh voices in the contributor list; that’s what keeps lit mags exciting. Speaking of testing things out, I’ve been fiddling with a scroll test lately to make sure my mouse wheel isn’t acting up while I page through long submissions, and it’s surprisingly handy for a quick sanity check. Anyway, can’t wait to dig into the prose and poetry this weekend!

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Lucas Reed
Lucas Reed
Jul 27

Reading about cábala de los números was informative and enjoyable. The explanations are written clearly, helping readers understand traditional number symbolism while exploring different interpretations connected with dreams and popular cultural beliefs.

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Puerto del Sol is funded by New Mexico State University and the Mercedes Delos Jacobs endowment, and operated by the MFA in Creative Writing program.

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