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Into the Blue
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Into the Blue

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In this debut collection of poetry from Maria d, Duarte Ortiz life in its trivialities, exential pain, and behuililing beauty is explored in a way only a poety can. With wit, determination, and a deep investigation in to the inner workings of this deletarious world we call home. Maria d. Duarte Ortiz received her MFA in Creative Writing from the University of California, Riverside - Palm Desert. She has published poems in Verdad Magazine and The Good Grief Journal: A Journey Toward Healing, in the anthology Here to Stay: Poetry and Prose from the Undocumented Diaspora, Los Angeles Poetry Beach 2022 and Kelp Journal. Her personal essay "Dear America" appears in Alta Journal and her Op-ed "As a 'Dreamer, ' I'm never not afraid" appeared in the LA Times. She is currently the poetry editor for Kelp Journal and a CLI Alumna.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kelp Books, LLC
Date
23 September 2025
Pages
58
ISBN
9781964880075

In this debut collection of poetry from Maria d, Duarte Ortiz life in its trivialities, exential pain, and behuililing beauty is explored in a way only a poety can. With wit, determination, and a deep investigation in to the inner workings of this deletarious world we call home. Maria d. Duarte Ortiz received her MFA in Creative Writing from the University of California, Riverside - Palm Desert. She has published poems in Verdad Magazine and The Good Grief Journal: A Journey Toward Healing, in the anthology Here to Stay: Poetry and Prose from the Undocumented Diaspora, Los Angeles Poetry Beach 2022 and Kelp Journal. Her personal essay "Dear America" appears in Alta Journal and her Op-ed "As a 'Dreamer, ' I'm never not afraid" appeared in the LA Times. She is currently the poetry editor for Kelp Journal and a CLI Alumna.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kelp Books, LLC
Date
23 September 2025
Pages
58
ISBN
9781964880075