Escritores del Nuevo Sol / Writers of the New Sun ~ Bilingual Writing Group

Escritores del Nuevo Sol / Writers of the New Sun ~ Bilingual Writing GroupEscritores del Nuevo Sol / Writers of the New Sun ~ Bilingual Writing Group

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Artists Uplifting Other Artists - Historical Photo from 1998

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Founded by poets Francisco X. Alarcón and Art Mantecón, Escritores del Nuevo Sol, or Writers of the New Sun, currently meets on the third Saturday of each month, either in person or on Zoom. We believe in building community, regularly sponsoring and participating in public readings and creative events.

Our World, Our Stories at Barrio Cafe

February 25, 2023 at Barrio Cafe in Sacramento, Escritores del Nuevo Sol hosted "Our World, Our Stories," featuring members Janet Rodriguez and Lara Gularte reading from their newly released books. Barrio Cafe was hopping (and a little noisy) but the reading was a success, and topped off with a beautiful Open Mic at the end (this is only a taste of it all).

Hablemos del Amor Reading at Vida de Oro

Featured readers and Escritores members, Paul Aponte and Zheyla Henriksen, read poetry of love and desire at the Vida de Oro Foundation. Open mic followed, and this is just a sampling of the beauty and love this special night held.

Janet Rodriguez at the Bowery Poetry Club

Janet Rodriguez reads "Let's Talk About Love" at the Bowery Poetry Club, on the day she turns 60! This event was with the Fridas of Barcelona and the World, for the 2022 USA Challenge for poetry.

Teatro Espejo Performs Graciela: Poesia de la Luna

The stunning production of Graciela: Poesia de la Luna, a live performace of Graciela B. Ramirez's epic poem, Words of the Full Moon for a grateful (and tearful) audience one magical night at Teatro Espejo in Sacramento.

Zheyla Henriksen's Zoom book release of Caleidoscopio De Rec

Escritores Del Nuevo Sol presents Caleidoscopio De Recuerdos

Zheyla Henriksen reads from her new book.

Francisco X. Alarcón reads

One of Escritores' founders, Francisco X. Alarcón, reads the somewhat prophetic poem he wrote prior to his unjust incarceration.

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