Mauricio Ruiz
Editor at Travel Tomorrow
Gardener, slow reader, writer @wwborders @CatapultStory @MastersReview @ElectricLit @The_Rumpus @commonmag @WestBranchMag @Letras_Libres @Gatopardocom
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2 weeks ago |
littlevillagemag.com | Mauricio Ruiz
The plastic hose hangs from his mouth. It is plugged into the drum in front of him, like an oxygen line breathing life into the instrument. He beats the skin of the drum, eyes following the notes on the score in front of him, glimpsing the movements of the other percussionists on stage, the members of the Third Coast Percussion. He needs to be in tempo with them, too. He breathes into the hose, a soft but constant flow, and as the pressure inside the drum increases, the pitch changes.
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1 month ago |
littlevillagemag.com | Mauricio Ruiz
“Growing up as a neglected girl helped me learn about the relationship between humans and nature is not to [let humans] subjugate it,” Neko Case told the crowd on Saturday, April 5 at the Recital Hall of the University of Iowa Voxman Music Building. “Plants and animals are not secondary. I get so much from my relationship with the natural world.”Case, a Grammy-nominated singer from Washington state, was a headlining musician at last year’s Mission Creek Festival.
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1 month ago |
littlevillagemag.com | Mauricio Ruiz
On Saturday, April 5, Torrey Peters stood in front of a packed room at Prairie Lights bookstore and read excerpts from her most recent, bestselling book, Stag Dance: A Novel & Stories. One of the many literary guests at the Mission Creek Festival, Peters answered questions from University of Iowa Creative Nonfiction grad student Jenny Singer about the genesis ofher book, what she’s learned about self-publishing and how it has helped her career as a novelist.
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1 month ago |
littlevillagemag.com | Mauricio Ruiz
A poem exulting the song of the American goldfinch, the state bird of Iowa. Several stanzas about the vocal organ of birds, the syrinx and about the tireless flight of a hummingbird. An excerpt from a memoir describing the joy and perils and hardships of working as an art model, read by the model herself, who describes her writing as the creations of a nude poet.
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1 month ago |
razon.com.mx | Mauricio Ruiz
Es una mujer y un árbol, una gota de lluvia en la Antártida. Es una esposa que despide al marino en el puerto de Santa María en el siglo XVI. Es la hija y la hermana y la abuela de esa mujer española. Es la sed de un migrante, la mujer engañada que dejó a su familia y trabaja sin descanso ni libertad en un país del Norte Global. Es la flama que se esparce por el bosque y devora la grama, es el incendio que destruye yates y mansiones. Es la furia del planeta.
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La voz en tu cabeza y los múltiples yo, conversación con #AndreaChapela y #GretaGarcía el miércoles 31 de mayo @IC_Bruselas @AndreaChapela @dettanjons https://t.co/Am8Efl3pvk
Miércoles 24 de mayo. Adicciones, soledad, y otras formas de evasión. Charla con #DanielaTarazona #FelipeRestrepoPombo @IC_Bruselas @felres @dtarazonav https://t.co/5x6oyjjFTw
Annie Ernaux y la escritura del cuerpo femenino @LaRazon_mx #AnnieErnaux #PassaPortaFestival https://t.co/nVsFg04BcA
