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El tiempo no transcurre en estos poemas: tan solo existe, porque este es el tiempo de las amantes. Habitamos un momento suspendido, un presente total de los cuerpos al margen de la Historia, que no es productivo —ni tampoco legible— desde los códigos del deseo heterosexual. Sara Torres nos lleva a este tiempo a partir de escenas fragmentarias —conectadas en su silencio y su ruptura con una genealogía lesbiana que se remonta a las palabras de Safo—, y lo ubica en los momentos íntimos del ritual del baño. Si Phantasmagoria indagaba sobre las alucinaciones del cuerpo en duelo, en este libro se explora el estado del cuerpo enamorado. ¿Comparten, tal vez, afectos y pasiones?

Hispanic Voices: Progreso, Poder, y Promesa, (Progress, Power, and Promise) provides evidenced-based strategies, framed by the findings and recommendations of The Institute of Medicine's (IOM) The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health (2011) report, for improving educational outcomes for Hispanics in nursing. The themes of progress, power, and promise are prominent throughout as culture-specific and effective approaches for recruitment, education, and leadership of Hispanics in nursing are outlined. This collection of voices communicates a vision for Hispanics in nursing as well as a legacy of commitment, dedication, resolve, and ingenuity in addressing the complex issue of educating Hispanic nurses.

Literary Work, Photographs, and Artwork collected from students in The Carol Morgan School of Santo Domingo. All students participating in the Th(Ink) Stains Literary Magazine Club put this magazine together and helped it get published.