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Spring 2026 Issue Double Think 61.1

Writer: Puerto del Sol
Puerto del Sol
May 1
1 min read

Puerto del Sol's Winter 2026 61.1 issue now available!


If you'd like to purchase one or more copies of Vol. 60.2, please visit our Submittable or contact us. Forever grateful to all of these phenomenal writers and poets.


With Love,

Puerto del Sol 2026 Editorial Board


Editor-in-Chief, Brandon Hobson

Managing Editors, Madelyn Parker & Myles Varga

Prose Editor, Anna Coleman

Poetry Editor, Camdyn Bass

Assistant Poetry Editor, Tia Credle

Assistant Fiction Editor, Joshua Ball

Designer, Jakob Vala

Cover Artist, Pete Carney

 
 
 

8 Comments


candy Emily
candy Emily
5 days ago

What an intriguing piece! While you emphasize literature's impact on society, I think platformer games also offer profound storytelling that shapes perspectives uniquely. Let’s keep exploring these connections!

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Fara Pioky
Fara Pioky
6 days ago

It is especially gratifying to play a FNAF PC game with a difficult difficulty curve. The first few times of playing it may be confusing since you have to observe several things at once. However, the more you play the game, the more you recognize the same situations and develop a routine of dealing with them.

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Aaron West
Aaron West
Sep 22

Puerto del Sol's issue looks great, but those comments about car games and claim denials are totally random here. I was searching for the Graveyard Keeper 2 Wiki and ended up confused about what page I was on.

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starlias123
Sep 03

Companies using SEO Toronto Pro may benefit from regularly updating older content to keep important pages accurate, useful, and competitive in search results.

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johnniejennings
Jul 22

Wheelie Life proves that a simple idea can create an addictive gameplay experience. Keeping the front wheel in the air sounds easy until realistic mechanics test your precision. Every movement matters, and every correction influences the outcome. As your technique improves, so does your confidence on the road. Push yourself a little farther during every ride. Your next personal best is waiting.

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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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