Categoria: Published Articles
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What Did You Inherit? Luso Loonie Prose Featured in Andorinha Press – Issue 2
I’m pleased to share that my prose has been published in the latest issue of Andorinha Press. “What Did You Inherit?” is a short piece about saudade—the longing for a home long gone—and the sense of belonging to a place we may never have known firsthand. It explores something many children of immigrants grow up…
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Where Home Finds Us: The Journey of the Portas da Cidade (New Published Article)
With more immigrants and descendants living abroad than the island could ever sustain, the habit of going back has always been an aspect of that relationship, as if we have been tethered all along. So maintaining that connection has been important for everyone who identifies with that homecoming. Thus, at the turn of the new…
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The Portuguese Collective Magazine VOL. 4
VOL. 4 of The Portuguese Collective Magazine is OUT now with my article featured on page 46! ‘Filming The Portuguese Soul’
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Published Story: Whistling Against The Wind
Right. Left. Right. Every stride was like a wallop from a hoe. Left. Right. Left. Traversing the distance was just part of the job. Two kilometres each way, insulated by the silence between them and looming thoughts. Their movement was backed by a swooshing coast like the soundtrack of a motion picture, until it was…
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Working Towards 100 Published Articles
After 5+ years of contributing to magazines, newspapers and literary journals, I’ve amassed a fair amount of credits. My goal is to hit 100 stories published!
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Madeira Tasca Tours
Tasca Tours are the new popular way to discover the island that’s as real as it gets.
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Best In The World, As told by an extended family member
He was just a boy. Unspectacular. Like any other child from a small village. Winding upwards into the mountainous interior of the island, he grew up in Santo António, a civil parish within the capital city.
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PAMA Magazine April 2025 – Spring/Summer Edition!
The SPRING/SUMMER edition of PAMA Magazine is finally here!
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Throwback Article: Câmara de Lobos (Travel Article)
Our glasses clink and we take back the poncha with one gulp. Fresh seeds from the passion fruit scale the sides of our cups, bottoms up, until each one is caught in our mouths, savouring that refreshing tropical flavour. He makes his poncha stiff, akin to the style of the village.
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“You get what you work for” The Manuel de Lima Meireles story
“Canada will be our new home, filho.” The announcement put a damper on the evening. For the children, things would not be the same without their father…
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Throwback Article: For The Love of MS (MS Society of Canada Blog)
Multiple sclerosis has not slowed her down. It’s a constant in our lives, but something we keep at bay and do our damndest to stay in control of.
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Throwback Article: Mais Vida (Luso Life Magazine)
“Eu quero ir para casa [I want to go home],” avó said. She was befuddled at her new surroundings, laying there feebly as the group of us huddled around the bed.