SANTA FE LITERARY REVIEW 2024

Posted: August 1, 2024/Under: News/By: K M

SANTA FE LITERARY REVIEW 2024

This year’s issue of the Santa Fe Literary Review is now available online and at the Santa Fe Public Libraries—while supplies last. You can also grab your copy at the SFCC Library on campus at 6401 Richards Ave. This year’s gorgeous issue features a collage-style cover by City Different artist Pi Luna, plus original content by Michael Mark, Tjizembua Tjikuzu, Amy Lowe, Susan Griego, and others. This year, editors interview Monica Prince, author of How to Exterminate the Black Woman: A Choreopoem ([PANK], 2020), Instructions for Temporary Survival (Red Mountain Press, 2019), and Letters from the Other Woman (Grey Book Press, 2018). The Santa Fe Literary Review is managed and edited by Kate McCahill. The fiction editor is Austin Eichelberger, the poetry editor is Maira Rodriguez, the art editor is AJ Wood, and Tintawi Kaigziabiher is our outgoing creative non-fiction editor.

About Kate

Hi! I'm a writer, a reader, an editor, and a teacher. When I was young, I travelled alone from Guatemala to Patagonia, making the trip mostly overland, by bus. I learned Spanish, taught English, and wrote my book, PATAGONIAN ROAD, which was published in 2017. After that, I started teaching at the college-level and took up the role of Editor-in-Chief for the SANTA FE LITERARY REVIEW, an annual journal of arts and letters published by the Santa Fe Community College. I'm at work on another book, due for release in 2027 - and I'm raising a family here in the sunny Southwest.

I stumbled and fell a whole bunch of times, but in the end, I'm here, surrounded by books and words, my days filled with writerly discussions, editorial decisions, and lots of scribbling. Here's what I've learned along the way: Don't listen to those who try to talk you out of your dreams. You're the master of your ship, so let those doubters doubt. Focus on figuring out how to get to where you want to go in life, and then just do one thing at a time to make that dream happen. The creative risks you take might scare other people, and living according to your values and goals takes real courage. But you have what it takes. You do! All is possible, as they tell you in India. Drop me a line if you want to chat more. Happy reading!