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Summer Latinx Writing Group: Roots-Through-Roots: Culture, Nature, and Her Inhabitants.

  • FUSION | The Cell 700 1st Street Northwest Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87102 United States (map)

Let's keep the momentum going! Our past two workshops have thrived in powerful conversations and creativity. 

For our third workshop, we are excited to welcome Bianca A. Lucero.

Bianca will be leading the workshop “Roots-through-roots: culture, nature, and her inhabitants.”

Through the consideration of natural spaces and the more-than-human-beings we find ourselves inexplicably drawn to, this nature workshop asks attendees to explore what cultures and histories may await our awakening.  

Our workshop will be held at FUSION on Monday, August 10, from 3–5 PM at FUSION | The Cell.

ABOUT BIANCA A. LUCERO

Bianca A. Lucero is a Salvadoran-American naturalist and UNM graduate. Currently, she is working on a book-length project exploring reptilian ethology as a means to remedy humankind's relationship with snakes. Her work can be found in Humans & Nature Press Digital and Dark Mountain Project. Bianca resides in New Mexico, where she hopes to continue advocating for the species of her home state. 

ABOUT SUMMER LATINX WRITING COMMUNITY

Introducing our Summer Latinx Writing Community! Whether you're working on a novel, writing poetry, drafting essays, journaling, or just looking for a reason to put words on the page, you're welcome here!

Born from a desire to connect local writers, the Summer Latinx Writing Workshop Series is the newest step toward nurturing a lasting creative community in Albuquerque. Special thanks to Horizon Review staff, Jas Colorado, for fostering connections among the writing community in Albuquerque through this new initiative.

Centering Latinx voices, histories, and experiences while welcoming participants of all backgrounds, the series provides a supportive environment for writers to develop their craft and find community through the written word.

Through writing prompts, discussion, peer feedback, collaborative learning, and dedicated co-writing sessions, participants will have opportunities to generate new work, strengthen their creative practice, and build accountability alongside fellow writers.

Creating a supportive, culturally grounded space for Latinx writers to develop their creative voices through collaboration, community, and storytelling. ¡Escribamos juntos!

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