Those familiar with Rudolfo Carrillo's work will absolutely love this new piece.  As the title suggests, a marvelous, complicated trip awaits the reader.  "I dreamt Orion was invisible." says the poet.  So that pretty much leaves us to wander without his familiar presence.  Yes, "The hunter lies beatifically below the wicked horizon."

Rudolfo Carrillo is an artist and writer who lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He studied art at the University of New Mexico. He has worked as a welder, projectionist, journalist, and educator.  His work has been published in all sorts of places, but mostly on the interwebz and in newspapers like the Albuquerque Journal and the Weekly Alibi. This past February, Carrillo chaired a panel on experimental writing and…

At Indian Jewelry & Crafts on Central downtown.

Part of 'Project Share' on Yale @ Kathryn.

• The state's shortage of healthcare providers will only worsen as more people gain access to coverage. 
• A group of senators from the West, including one of our own, have signed a letter requesting that the federal government return mineral revenues to offset sequester effects. 
• There are …

At Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in Griegos.

   On the first Monday in May, I gave a talk at the Aux Dog Theatre to half a hundred people who had an interest in Jersey Boys, which comes to Popejoy Hall starting next week. The title of the talk, arranged by the Theatre Lovers Community, was “Untold Jersey Boys.” That audience may have thought they were coming for some kind of gossipy discussion about The Four Seasons that couldn’t be revealed in the show,…