Sin Fronteras/Writers Without Borders #22 is out. It’s hard to believe that this is my seventh year as one of the editors, as other personnel have changed.
Our cover artist for this issue is local artist and poet, Katie McLane.
We have a number of bi-lingual poems and one poem presented complete in both English and Spanish. This is something I have had a major interest in expanding, since a border is, among other things, about language. We’ve made some progress in this.
Poems about rivers, mountains and desert are included, as are poems about family and about loneliness. There are poems commenting on our own southern border, but also poems about September 11 and current troubles in the Middle East.
If you’d like to submit for Issue #23, consider this: this year’s editors will return next year, so it will give you a sense of what we like if you read a copy of Issue #22.
Submissions open April 1. More information is available at http://www.sinfronterasjournal.com
freethoughtandmetaphor 
Mar 09, 2018 @ 13:22:05
Having received an early copy of this issue (because there’s a poem of mine in it), I was coincidentally just about to send a message to the editors about how much I’ve enjoyed perusing the work in it.