Category: LatinosUSA – English Edition
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“Picasso Dreams Broken Glass” up on LatinosUSA
Thank you, Juan are Crivello, for publishing “Picasso Dreams Broken Glass” on Latinos USA today. Here is the beginning of the poem. Picasso Dreams Broken GlassIn response to the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol (2021) Thrust down with a fumbling handin the light of the slumberous mooncrashing into the crater…
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Dawn Pisturino’s Review of “The Lost Book of Zeroth” is up on LatinosUSA!
Nolcha Fox published Dawn Pisturino’s wonderful review of The Lost Book of Zeroth on Bookshelf on LatinosUSA. I am grateful to both Dawn and Nolcha for this book boost!! https://latinosenglishedition.wordpress.com/2025/09/07/dawn-pisturino-reviews-the-lost-book-of-zeroth-by-barbara-leonhard/ Paperback ($11.25)
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Book Boost on LatinosUSA-English Edition’s Bookshelf
Thank you, Editor Nolcha Fox, for featuring The Lost Book of Zeroth on Bookshelf on LatinosUSA-English Edition today! This post includes information about the book, blurbs, the purchase link, and a sample poem, “AI Robot Barbie Sues Disney”. Follow this link to see the post.
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Rengay Collaborations by Nolcha Fox, Melissa Lemay, and Me are Making the Rounds!
Enjoy these wacky poems by the Rengay Ladies! We had a blast composing them. The Google Gremlins are still giggling! The poems follow these links. Joy Comes in the MorningMy car wouldn’t start.I pushed it off a cliff and watchedthe luminous sunrise.Sunrise paid two bird tweets for my junker carand…
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Barb’s Wordy Blurbs: “Fragments of Time” by Snigdha Agrawal
I’m delighted that my review of Snigdha Agrawal’s book, Fragments of Time, (Memoirs) was published on LatinosUSA – English Edition on April 3, 2025! Here is part of the review. The rest follows on the link below. Fragments of Time: Memoirs (Notion Press, February 11, 2025) is an inspiring legacy…
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News Break! AI Robot Barbie Sues Disney!
Thank you, Nolcha Fox for this breaking news on LatinosUSA-English Edition today! We definitely must keep up with AI Robot Barbie and her antics. She has come a long way since her humble beginnings at Mattel. She’s been “every girl’s dream since forever!” In 1959, I was 8 years old…
Extraordinary Sunshine Weaver 