Jess Provencio
Jess Provencio graduated from CSULA in 2009 with her B.A. in Mexican American Studies. She works at a coffee shop and substitute teaches while continuing to take classes in creative writing. She is a cat person and prefers lined journals and nib pens. She does not like punctuation or capital letters.
you’ll never tip a go-go boy in this town again by Jess Provencio
Cover photo by Corinne Cox
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A reading of Jess Provencio’s you’ll never tip a go-go boy in this town again alters perspective as good poetry should. It sends you to West Hollywood, opens you to a world unknown to mainstream society, so that you can never again ignore the lost, rejected boys with whom she is so intimate. With incredible language and imagery, she sketches those you feel like holding to say, “it’s alright…don’t cry.” —Mario René Padilla author of Reaching Back For the Neverendings
Read poemspink triangle 68 ruega por me 69 from Evening Street Review, NUMBER 5, Autumn 2011
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