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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

8 Comments


v7cztusuh
5 days ago

Huge congratulations to Brandon Hobson and the entire editorial team on launching the Spring 2023 issue! It’s always inspiring to see such a dedicated crew and such a rich lineup of writers and poets featured. After spending the evening immersed in these stunning prose and poetry selections, I took a brief creative break scrolling through a delightfully odd archive of cursed images before returning to my own writing. Wishing you and all the contributors continued success this season!

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Cole Kelp
Cole Kelp
Jun 29

Excited to see the new issue of Puerto del Sol! Huge thanks to all the talented contributors for their amazing work. I can't wait to dive in and also check out paint hide and seek!

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74oqth6gi
May 07

What I love most about the Spring 2024 collection is how it perfectly captures that transitional energy—moving away from the heavy, muted tones of winter into something vibrant and full of life. As someone who spends a lot of time obsessing over digital aesthetics, I have to say this Gradient Background Tool is an absolute lifesaver.

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4zb5bsnxm
May 01

There is always a distinct sense of accomplishment when a new issue finally drops—the culmination of all that meticulous planning, design, and editorial work finally meeting its audience. Whenever I find myself needing to clear the headspace after a long stint of creative or analytical work, I’ve found that a few rounds of FishEatFish acts as the perfect palate cleanser.

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nytwordlehints
Mar 11

Your piece held my attention from beginning to end. It took some time to go through all the comments, but I found the piece very fascinating. pips nyt

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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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