#Joel Salcido

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When my ears are no longer     don’t forget their shape. How your fingers sang their curves, read their familiar bends like braille          your hands accepting our future in silence.

Listen if   I forget myself, you; the words that my ears remember.

— Joel Salcido, from “You Will Identify My Body By Ear,” published in The Offing

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Joel Salcido: On Hatching a Mythical Beast

ON HATCHING A MYTHICAL BEAST

                                    January 29, 1986

  Me rajaste she whispered to her son—

there were no sutures to mend what cracked

her shell, inside, beneath the belly.

 She was prescribed a wheelchair

to hold together her bruised hips,

told to limit her carcajadas or risk spilling.

 The skin of her belly striped raw

as if a jaguar had tried to claw

its way in from the outside.

 With her fingers she licked

the thick black hair that feathered

his head, the way her mother had.

 Stroked his back, felt the bony

shoulders of his father unaware

they were the beginnings of wings.

                        //AFTER CHALLENGER//

 The boy was born of a bomb.

His moment of light,

the glowing wake of a misfire—

his first breath stolen

from the space of a collective gasp.

 He emerged from a blast—

a mouth of smoke

snaking through the sky,

stitched his consciousness

from sections orbiting the air,

the debris of an explosion

falling in a soft blaze.

 //

 She chose to name him

after her brother,

after a prophet.

Her brother who died

in a heap of crooked steel,

flown until he struck dirt

like a fletching.

Whose sparrow eyes

flashed to dark,

light snuffed by the dust.

Whose crow was cut short

choked in a wail of tires          

& she wailed too—

raucous, her voice

full of murder.

//

 Quietly the newborn nested

on her chest,

frail as a hummingbird.

A Body Can be Haunted too

 Inside your abdomen

there is an echoing.

 A place where something cut-away

bit and clawed the walls of its exit wound,

exhaled an invisible balloon

bursting with burning air,

left its teeth.

 The gall of it,

bile little thing,

to unwind like a screw

washing its own threads.

Nothing can fit its empty,

tighten shut this gaping.

 Doesn’t the cup ache   for what once filled it?

How long can a groan sing      after it’s departed the body?

Why does pain pulse then haunt, then murmur           like a memory?

 I see the slits of your incisions,

two unblinking eyelids,

the rough crescents cut and stare.

 I often wonder

about the smallness of pain,

how I might clutch its smallness

around my fingers.

 But as with so many things of such small size

it shrinks but can’t disappear    it’s hard to hold,

impossible to keep track of      won’t be crushed.

  Joel Salcido was born in the San Fernando Valley and raised in West Phoenix. He is the son of Mexican immigrants, a first-generation college graduate, a husband, and father of three sons. Joel characterizes his work as hood magical realism—a navigation between the grief and ecstasy of place and experience. His poetry and prose are not simply written to or about his culture and community—but from it. His work has been featured in Write On, Downtown, Public Pool, The Decolonizer, and Four Chambers Press among others. He is the recipient of a University Graduate Fellowship from Arizona State University and a Virginia G. Piper Creative Research Fellowship. Joel is the Editor-in-Chief of Hayden’s Ferry Review and an MFA candidate in poetry at Arizona State University.

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You Will Identify My Body By Ear  by Joel Salcido

“Trace the rim of your ear: Feel those curves & ridges? You’re the only person in the world with that exact shape.” Reader’s Digest

Remember this if   my body washes up on the beach, spit from the sea of Cortez. My thin frame pregnant w/ water, seaweed like filigree braided into my hair, crabs in procession crawling out the caves of my nostrils.

Listen, if   the casket is open. After my lobe is pierced by a service weapon, my head    a ruined mouth w/ ears, my soft-from-poem hands, folded on my lap still          listening.

Don’t forget my ears if   my heart pills to concrete. Know they heard me drifting down to dark, but were too quiet to keep me awake. I heard you cursing me, telling me you loved me, in the same breath. Know they noted my last words— Don’t tell the kids.

If   your final memory of me is the sound of bullets, if   your last vision is the bottoms of my shoes running to fire back, if   my closing breath is a poem in your ear explaining how to shoot a gun— remember them.

If   my hair falls out like cut rope— grasp at what’s left of me     folded like a fetus. When my ears are no longer     don’t forget their shape. How your fingers sang their curves, read their familiar bends like braille          your hands accepting our future in silence.

Listen if   I forget myself, you; the words that my ears remember.

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#ArtLitPhx: Phoenix Poetry Series ft. Rashaad Thomas & Joel Salcido

#ArtLitPhx: Phoenix Poetry Series ft. Rashaad Thomas & Joel Salcido

The Phoenix Poetry Series showcases some of the best poets in our community. The newest installment of the series will spotlight Rashaad Thomas and Joel Salcido at Fillmore Coffee Co. (600 North 4th Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85004) on Friday, October 27. The event begins at 6pm, and the reading will begin promptly at 6:30pm.

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Antiques dealer Laura Young purchased the bust at Goodwill for $34.99. Joel Salcido / San Antonio Museum of Art An antiques seller for about a decade, Laura Young knows what it means to sift through piles of objects in the hopes of finding one unique item. But an August 2018 trip to a Texas thrift store exceeded her expectations on almost every level. When Young first noticed a marble bust under…

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En el cierre de la quinta entrada con la pizarra sin inaugurar, Indios hilvanó ataque de cuatro carreras, Ezequiel Alarcón abrió la tanda con pasaporte y anotó con triple de Carlos Armendáriz para poner en ventaja 1-0 a la tribu, bateando Ricardo Ríos que recibió base por bolas,  Armendáriz  se escapó a home en “wild pitch” de Zahid Lagarda que relevo a Polanco, Isaac Carrasco se embasó con infieldhit, y Joel Garcia trajo dos más en imparable al central para poner ventaja 4-0 para los fronterizos en electrónico.   

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If there’s one cuisine we could never live without, it’s Mexican. A strong statement, we realize, but tacos are a perfect food, and so we celebrate Taco Tuesday extra-hard. You have two options: Peruse the rankings of our favorite tacos and be inspired, or scroll through our favorite taco recipes of all time and take it from there.

Recipe: Tacos Al Pastor On The Grill

Tacos al pastor translates to “tacos in the style of the shepherd.” The spit-roasted pork found its way to Mexico via Lebanese immigrants and their shawarma. To that end, real al pastor is made on a giant vertical spit the same way that lamb on your doner kebab or gyro is cooked.

Recipe: Spicy Roasted Cauliflower Tacos

Make the chipotle sauce with sun “cheese” and skip the honey to make this vegan.

Shield your eyes before you look at Empellòn chef Alex Stupak’s uni-on-uni taco, for it is totally glorious.

Recipe: Empellón-Grade Sea Urchin Guacamole Tacos

This taco was born out of a shared opinion among my cooks and friends that a tortilla is as worthy of precious ingredients as any piece of Raynaud china. When I thought about making a sea urchin taco, I knew that working it into guacamole would magnify the briny sweetness the spiky creature is known for — the fat in an avocado can help stretch and carry flavors just like a knob of butter.

Migas tacos: fuel for mornings in Austin. Here’s a recipe to get you going!

Recipe: Migas Tacos

Tacos filled with bacon and potatoes are popular, but we loved this one, which is twice as local, seeing as it’s inspired by another Tex-Mex dish: migas, a scramble of eggs, tortilla chips or strips, and toppings.

You’ve been craving pork belly tacos for longer than you’re willing to admit. Go for it!

Recipe: Fried Pork Belly Tacos With Pipián Sauce

I had never cooked pork belly myself when I asked Gonzalo to help me come up with a pork belly taco for the Copita menu. Rich and creamy with a crisp, crackling exterior, his creation blew me away. With a tomatillo-laced, nutty pipián sauce and pickled red onions on top, this taco can only be described as out of this world.

Recipe: Catfish Tacos With Charred Corn

Bailey Spaulding, brewmaster and cofounder of Jackalope Brewing Company, and her fiancé, chef Luke Williams, often cook together at home to make dishes like this one. Pair Williams’s recipe for tacos with Spaulding’s Jackalope Bearwalker, a maple brown ale.

No soggy bits allowed! (Photo: Helene Dujardin.)

Recipe: Fried Okra Tacos

A sprinkling of sugar in the cornmeal coating caramelizes as the okra cooks, creating a crisp, golden crust.

Beer-infused tacos to delight your vegetarian friends.

Recipe: Arrogant Bastard Ale Avocado Tacos

Vegetarian tacos are a great alternative to meat-laden variations, and all the fresh ingredients in this recipe really bring a pop of flavor. If frying is not your thing, the avocados can be served fresh. Accompany the tacos with black beans, Spanish-style rice, and an American strong ale like Arrogant Bastard Ale, which has a smack of hop bitterness.

Keep it light and meatless with these mushroom tacos.

Recipe: Grilled Portobello Mushroom Tacos

Mushroom tacos are perfect for the food lover who wants a good taco but doesn’t eat meat. Grilling the mushrooms over live mesquite will give you optimum flavor. The portobello should be grilled through but still have some bite to create different layers of texture. Carnivore or not, you will love this taco.

Paul Qui doesn’t mess around when it comes to breakfast tacos. (Photo: Joel Salcido and Dennis Burnett.)

Recipe: Paul Qui’s Breakfast Tacos

“The breakfast taco was a college staple for [us],” says Qui’s former marketing director Deana Saukam. “It’s cheap, fast and satisfying. Another favorite breakfast taco is anything from El Primo. Pete’s Tantalizing Tacos from Maudie’s are pretty delicious, too.”

This post has been updated from an earlier version. 

Source: http://www.foodrepublic.com/2018/08/13/tortilla-time-our-favorite-recipes-for-national-taco-day/

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Here is your Big Tire list as of 1/29 for Bounty Hunters No-Prep IV! If you don't see your name on this list, the link to sign up will be in the comments. Also, we have decided to remove the weight minimums for the class this year, so show up however you think you need to and put it in the beams! Stay tuned for our racing surface announcement soon... 1. Joel Casper- 92 Chevy Truck 2. Rocky Salcido Jr- 54 Ford Truck 3. Rodney Rocha- 69 Roadrunner 4. Monte Lode- 72 C10 5. Luis Hidalgo- Silver Bullet 6. Danny Ybarra- La Criminal 7. James Finney- Birdman 8. Chris Lee- Skidrow Z28 9. Cody Baker- Shake N Bake 10. Jorge Mtanous- Cavi 11. Mike Murillo- LaFawnduh 12. Omar Mtanous- Cut N Gut 13. Ricky Wilson- Junk Yard Dog 14. Ken Clark- White Zombie 15. Ryan Taggart- Swamp Thing 16. Jackie Knox- The Sonoma 17. James Shafer- Riverside Rat 18. Steve Wiley- Texas Grim Reaper 19. Fabian Bell- Godzilla 20. Dwayne Barbaree- Lil Tony 21. Ronnie Hobbs- Texas Rattlesnake 22. John Dittmer- Pro Luv 23. John Sterling- White Lightning 24. Dennis Sugrue- Menace 25. Randy Rencher- Hateful 26. Jamond Haug- Frigg 27. Armenian Tony- Public Enemy 28. Daniel Pharris- Mills Racing Golden Kong 29. Chris Cope- Bone Kollector https://www.instagram.com/p/BtSWAkTnEdc/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ocz4wo7ooqq0

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Born January 20, 1929, Rolando Hinojosa is a Chicano author best known for his series of novels set in the fictional Belken County in the lower Rio Grande Valley of Texas that tell a multi generational far reaching narrative. Of life in a border region. Although he prefers to write in Spanish, Hinojosa has also translated his many own books and written others in English. He’s currently the Ellen Clayton Garwood professor in the English Department at the University of Texas at Austin. 📷Image cropped from photograph by Joel Salcido (at Rio Grande Valley) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bs6FcFgn5GP/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=mjj9oyfvc48y

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Your March 2020 Horoscope Is Here (With Poetry Recs!)

By Joanna C. Valente

March is a tricky month, considering it starts off still in the midst of Mercury Retrograde, which has been going strong this time. You might feel like you can’t say anything right, and that things keep going wrong or getting delayed - or just generally, your expectations are not being met.

Take a breath. It’ll be okay, but it’s time to reflect, be patient and humble. You can avoid arguments and unpleasant situations by choosing your words especially carefully. Emotions are running high, so be aware of that. Thankfully, on the 4th, Mercury enters Aquarius, so things should start to get a little smoother.

On the 5th, Venus enters Taurus, which gives us massive chill energy and vibes. With the rough retrograde, this is a good time to replenish yourself and your relationships. The full moon swoops in on the 9th in Virgo, which means it’s time to get in the groove with work. You are all about getting it done; on the flip side, this means you need to destress and cope with the work load. Don’t take it out on others.

Mercury Retrograde finally ends on the 10th, which paves the way for Aries season to start on the 20th. This is also, of course, the start of spring, which means beginnings are abound. With new beginnings comes endings, which can be bittersweet. Because retrograde just ended, you might feel like you culled a lot of people, situations, and habits out. This is a good thing, but it can feel a bit unsettling.

The month starts to wane down with the new moon in Aries on the 24th, making this an action time. What is it that you want? How can you get it? How can you move forward?

PISCES

Dream big. It’s a month for big ideas. Lay the groundwork and start that project or phase. It’s time.

Poetry rec: Orchid Tierney

ARIES

You are on fire this month. It feels like everyone wants you and every idea you have is gold. Just make sure not to be too blunt and careless with your words. Be careful of your ego.

Poetry rec: Max Kennedy

TAURUS

You are everywhere this month, when it comes to work and love. You are clearly a busy bee with little time to chill. Make sure to take some time to yourself regardless of your schedule, or you’ll be easily irritated and lash out.

Poetry rec: Sarah Jones

GEMINI

You’re feeling vulnerable this month. You’ve been opening yourself up more lately, which is a good thing, but because of this, you feel tender. Don’t shy away from this - and don’t compare yourself to others and their successes.

Poetry rec: Allison Armstrong

CANCER

You are in an amazing position at work and in your love life. Yes, two things can go right at the same time. Enjoy it.

Poetry rec: Faye Chevalier

LEO

While you feel stuck with your words lately, and don’t seem to be able to communicate the way you want, you’re also coming into your own. Don’t limit yourself.

Poetry rec: Kai Coggin

VIRGO

You’ve been dealing with a lot of personal issues lately, perhaps you’ve been dealing with a physical illness, perhaps depression and/or anxiety. That’s okay and it’s nothing to be ashamed of. However, it’s also on you to decide how to move forward with these situations.

Poetry rec: Mariah Rigg

LIBRA

Communication is good. Be honest with yourself and others about your needs. Pretending isn’t good for anyone.

Poetry rec: Janice Lee

SCORPIO

You feel especially anxious this month, thanks to the retrograde. In particular you’ve been feeling hard on yourself and down, and believe the people around you aren’t don’t reciprocate. This isn’t true, but you need to heal yourself.

Poetry rec: Karla Lamb

SAGITTARIUS 

Don’t dwell on the past. You have so much going on for you right now, and your future. Focus on making these new beginnings full.

Poetry rec: Clara Burghelea

CAPRICORN

It seems like you may be up for a promotion or some good news with your career. Perhaps you’ve landed a new job or won a contest. Whatever it is, it’s well-deserved.

Poetry rec: Sarah Lyn Rogers

AQUARIUS

Your personal life is a little strained right now, largely because it seems like no one is talking with each other, but at each other. Be mindful.

Poetry rec: Joel Salcido

Joanna C. Valente is a human who lives in Brooklyn, New York. They are the author of Sirs & Madams, The Gods Are Dead, Marys of the Sea, Sexting Ghosts, Xenos, No(body), #Survivor, (forthcoming, The Operating System), and is the editor of A Shadow Map: Writing by Survivors of Sexual Assault. They received their MFA in writing at Sarah Lawrence College. Joanna is the founder of Yes Poetry and the senior managing editor for Luna Luna Magazine. Some of their writing has appeared in The Rumpus, Them, Brooklyn Magazine, BUST, and elsewhere. Joanna also leads workshops at Brooklyn Poets. joannavalente.com / Twitter: @joannasaid / IG: joannacvalente / FB: joannacvalente