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    • Jul 31, 2021

Angela María Spring


 

Angela María Spring is the owner of Duende District, a mobile boutique bookstore for and by people of color, where all are welcome. She holds an MFA from Sarah Lawrence College and is the poetry editor at the Washington Independent Review of Books. You can find her most recent poems in Muzzle Magazine, Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review, Pilgrimage, PANK, Rust + Moth, Radar Poetry, and Glass: A Journal of Poetry. Her essays and reviews are at Catapult, LitHub and Tor.com. Follow her online on Twitter at @BurquenaBoricua.

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