Homeboy Press and its literary magazine, The Homeboy Review, serve as a voice for the poets and writers of Homeboy Industries, as well as a forum to publish both under-represented and established writers from around the globe.
Information
- Location:
- Los Angeles, CA, 90012
- Phone:
- 323-526-1254
Photos
2 of 6 albumsSee All
Wall PhotosUpdated on Wednesday
New Mexico Reception for the HBRCreated about a month ago
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Events
1 past eventSee All
- West Hollywood Book Fair
West Hollywood Book Fair
Sunday, October 4 at 1:45pm
Homeboy Review Literary Magazine Please join our Homeboy Review Literary Magazine Fan Page. The next issue, due out in April features work by Denise Chavez, Amy Quan Barry, A.K. Toney, Mecca Jamillah Sullivan and many others. Also a pictorial that will break your heart and fill you with hope in the Art and Justice Section.
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We are gearing up for Fr. Greg's forthcoming book, Tattoos on the Heart, published by Simon & Schuster. Pub date is March 9.
Here's what Anne Lamotte has to say about the book: "This is an astonishing book about life in the barrio, about suffering and dignity, death and resurrection, one of my favorite books in years. ...It is lovely and touching and delicate beyond my ability to describe. Father Boyle is a deeply human person of faith and action with an amazing sense of humor and grace, a gift for storytelling that left me in tears of both sorrow and laughter, and shaking my head with gratitude for his calling and for this book."
Available for pre-order at the following bookstores.
Amazon.com
BarnesandNoble.com
Borders.com
Booksamillion.com
IndieBound.com
Homeboy Review Literary Magazine sharing a gut-wrenching story of the work we do at Homeboy Industries. Please don't overlook the story on Trayvon or the photos. I (Editor of the HBR) had the chance to travel to Prichard with Agustin and Trayvon the year before and have never seen so devastating a place. Tell your friends to join this fan page and throw some support our way.
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For three years Los Angeles' Homeboy Industries, a nationally recognized gang intervention organization, has sent a select few of its members on an extraordinary pilgrimage to work with impoverished kids in Alabama Village, Prichard, Ala.
Homeboy Review Literary Magazine We will have more info on when and where you can order Greg Boyle's fabulous forthcoming book shortly. Reviews are starting to come in, and not surprisingly they are stellar. Please tell all your friends and family to join the Homeboy Review Literary Magazine fan page for all the links to booksellers and information re...garding the March 9 launch of G's book as well as his event and reading schedule.
Homeboy Review Literary Magazine Janae and I had a fabulous time in Messilla, New Mexico, interviewing Denise Chavez for the featured writer of our next issue of the HBR. Thanks to Denise, family and friends for making us feel so much at home
Homeboy Review Literary Magazine Photos of Janae, Leslie, Denise and others at the reception Denise held at her Cultural Center and Book Store
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Homeboy Review Literary Magazine Homeboy Founder Greg Boyle's book, "Tattoos on the Heart" debuts March 9, 2010 “If there is a fundamental challenge within these stories it is simply to change our lurking suspicion that some lives matter less than other lives.”—Greg Boyle, Tattoos on the Heart Stay tuned for cover art, links for pre-orders through b...ookstores and events/readings/celebrations.
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Reyna Grande's benefit reading and video at Homeboy Industries. Check it out.
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Dancing With Butterflies tells the story of four unforgettable women who, despite their differences, are bound together by their Mexican roots and their love of Folklórico dance. Grande weaves their interlocking stories together, rendering their lives with startling emotional honesty. ...
Homeboy Review Literary Magazine Homeboy Poets and HBR contributor Luis Rodriguez read Sunday at that Latino Literary Festival.
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Homeboy Review Literary Magazine Thanks to everyone who came out to join us for the reading at the Latino Literary Festival. Homeboy Poets, Quentin Moore, Robert Juarez and Fabian Montes were joined by HBR Issue #1 featured poet, Luis Rodriguez.
Homeboy Review Literary Magazine West Hollywood Book Fair with the poets of Homeboy Industries today...big turnout and great readings.
Homeboy Review Literary Magazine Thank you to everyone for supporting Reyna Grande and the Homeboy Review. The benefit reading was ultra fabulous. Check out the album and hurry out and get your own copy of Reyna's new novel, "Dancing with Butterflies."
Homeboy Review Literary Magazine REMINDER: Reyna's reading, to benefit the Homeboy Review, is this Saturday, October 3 at 4 pm. Come hear Reyna read from her beautiful new book, DANCING WITH BUTTERFLIES, enjoy some amazing Folklorico and help the HBR produce its next stellar issue -- all in one evening. Event is free. Profits from the purchase of her... book benefit the Homeboy Review. info: leslies@homeboy_industries.org
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Sunday, October 4, 2009.
Come hear the fabulous HOMEBOY and HOMEGIRL POETS read at the WEST HOLLYWOOD BOOK FAIR.
Performed on the Theater Stage from 1:45 to 2:15 pm. Homeboy Review magazines on sale immediately following the performance.Location: 8300 Santa Monica Boulevard, across from the big grean Design Center, West... Hollywood, 90069.
For more information: www.westhollywoodbookfair.org
www.westhollywoodbookfair.org
Sunday, October 4, 2009 • 10AM to 6PM • West Hollywood Park • 647 N. San Vicente Blvd • West Hollywood • MAP
