Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Alexandra Rodríguez Chaves
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
Fernando E. E. Correa González
Fernando E. E. Correa González
Fernando E. E. Correa González is the author behind over 20 self-published poetry books. He has been published by literary magazines & journals [Id]entidad, El Vicio del Tintero, Sábanas Magazine, Smaeralit and Tonguas. Other than writing, Correa is also a filmmaker, podcaster, photographer and master’s student. He currently lives in his native Puerto Rico.
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Glorimar Sierra
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Las Bellaqueens
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Magdalis Marrero
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Marcela Santamaria
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: María del Mar Lugo Molina
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Nahir Alejandra Mercado Feliciano (Alero)
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Valeria Mercado
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Valerie Chique Rodríguez
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Ilia Marina Collazo Malavé (Cena Collazo)
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Yasmín Flores Montañez
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Rosaura Rodríguez Muñoz
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Vivian Elisa Colberg Riollano
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Vanessa Rivera
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Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Alejandra Nanishi
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Clarissa Joaquín
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Deddie Almodóvar Ojeda
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Camille Reck
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Keyshla M. De Jesús González
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
Puerto Rican Women Killing It in the Independent Art Scene: Natalia Villarejo (La Misi)
With the internet being so easy to access, it has become easier for independent artists to find an audience and let their work be known. As...
