Diego Báez
Fate, Nation, and Fatherhood: Formula 1 Emerges during a Pandemic in America (on Formula 1: Drive to Survive, created by Formula One and Netflix)
The Worst Incident in the History of Motorsport Circuit de la Sarthe Le Mans, France, 1955 It’s a perfect June day, which maybe explains the turnout. Nearly 300,000 record-setting souls […]
Read MoreIN Spring 2023
on Home in Florida: Latinx Writers and the Literature of Uprootedness, edited by Anjanette Delgado
Every piece included in Home in Florida: Latinx Writers and the Literature of Uprootedness, a new anthology edited by Anjanette Delgado, grapples with the concept of “uprootedness,” a term used […]
Read MoreIN Spring 2022
Miguel Collazo’s puzzling, spasmodic novel The Journey (1968) is a multigenerational tale of hapless inhabitants persisting on a strange planet. The novel hopscotches across hundreds of years, yet carries inside […]
Read MoreIN Spring 2021
The title of poet Marcelo Hernandez Castillo’s memoir about intergenerational migration derives from mythical insects that are said to inhabit the mountains of Mexico, tiny creatures with incandescent bodies and […]
Read MoreIN Summer 2020