09/10/2026
From the spiny trees and wildflowers on farmland in Jalisco to the breezy Yucateca coast, rural Mexico is at the heart of HALLELUJAH ANYHOW.
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"In the face of the harshest and disparate parts of the human condition, López Smith writes, ‘Let there be grace and manure.’ This is hope in spite of devastation. This is beauty in spite of ugliness, and a poetry of perseverance.”
—Joseph Rios, author of Shadowboxing: Poems and Impersonations
"Through vivid encounters with the natural world—mushrooms, trees, animals and this tender planet—these poems consider humanity’s place within a fragile ecosystem shaped by memory, migration and survival.” —Tim Z. Hernandez, author of They Call You Back
"These are poems that stand up and look the ogre of contemporary ideals dead in the eye, calling out its monstrosity. But they are also poems that seek beauty, solidarity and peace in the margins of the unspeakable.” —George Murray, author of Problematica: New and Selected Poems
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