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Spring 2025 Issue 60.1 Has Launched!

  • Writer: Puerto del Sol
    Puerto del Sol
  • Mar 25, 2025
  • 1 min read
Puerto del Sol issue 59.2 cover
front & back covers

Puerto del Sol's Spring issue 60.1 is here at last! Inside exists a wonderful selection of creative work, including a few hand-drawn images from independent artists. This issue is also themed and includes a section devoted to work that grapples with variations and (re)creations of the theme freak!


If you'd like to purchase one or more copies of Vol. 60 No. 1, please visit our Submittable or contact us. Forever grateful to all of these phenomenal writers and poets.


With Love,

Puerto del Sol Editorial Board


Editor-in-Chief, Brandon Hobson

Managing Editors, Anna "Dunes" Sehnal & Maxwell Griego

Prose Editor, Myles Varga

Poetry Editor, Madelyn Parker

Assistant Poetry Editor, Camdyn Bass

Designer, Jakob Vala

Readers, Joshua Ball, Elli Breckenridge, Jack Bylund

Anna Coleman, Tia Credle, Jay Paine, Yve Peters, Jayden Presley

38 Comments


Tanya Singh
Tanya Singh
May 27

Many students consider top universities in Russia for higher education because of the academic environment, practical learning opportunities, and global exposure.


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top game
May 16

The best thing about eggy car is how casual it feels. No complicated controls, just smooth gameplay and that constant challenge of protecting the egg.


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nig.httopss
May 14

I was very impressed with Spring issue 60.1; the creative works and illustrations were truly captivating. After reading it, I just wanted to relax a bit and play some drift boss games.

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Zakk Daniel
Zakk Daniel
Apr 30

This launch update gave a nice glimpse into how creative magazines keep evolving with fresh voices and themes. I liked how it highlights community effort and new writing, it makes publishing feel alive and shared. It reminded me of a school magazine project where I helped edit short stories, and I used financial advisory services Dubai while managing my personal budget at that time, so the idea of organizing resources with care felt relatable here. It shows how creativity grows with planning and support.


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Lanh Bep
Lanh Bep
Apr 28

In Trees Hate You, even the forest wants you gone. Expect unpredictable gameplay and hilarious moments.

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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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