InThe Ink Never DriesbyA. Mauricio Matiz·Feb 22P is for PapíRemembering my father’s penchant for words that start with the letter p.
InThe Ink Never DriesbyA. Mauricio Matiz·Dec 28, 2025The Books I Read in 2025My year-end reading list summaryA response icon1A response icon1
InThe Ink Never DriesbyA. Mauricio Matiz·Nov 30, 2025Essay Adapted for the Launch of “Practicing Humanity” NewsletterAn abridged version of my essay, “One Year at the St. Francis of Assisi Migrant Center,” was adapted by Sarah Towle for the launch of a new…
InThe Ink Never DriesbyA. Mauricio Matiz·Jul 8, 2025“Foxhole Foxhole”Short story by Mauricio Matiz featured in Latino Book Review Magazine 2025 issueA response icon1A response icon1
InThe Ink Never DriesbyA. Mauricio Matiz·Jun 4, 2025The Third Life of Benjamin Henry the ThirdTwelve-year-old dog makes it through emergency surgeryA response icon1A response icon1
InThe Ink Never DriesbyA. Mauricio Matiz·May 6, 2025My Name Was Edith van der LinnAn encounter in the park leads to an inventory of her bag
InThe Ink Never DriesbyA. Mauricio Matiz·Apr 5, 2025One Year at the St. Francis of Assisi Migrant CenterThe great pleasure of extending a hand to lift up asylum seekersA response icon1A response icon1
InThe Ink Never DriesbyA. Mauricio Matiz·Feb 17, 2025Give Me Gimme ShelterOn this day, my father displayed poor timing for his syncope
InThe Ink Never DriesbyA. Mauricio Matiz·Jan 4, 2025The Books I Read in 2024A year-end summary from my reading log (16)
InCrow’s Feet: Life As We AgebyA. Mauricio Matiz·Dec 12, 2024How Are You Keeping Busy?The value of having a go-to response to this question and other anecdotes for success in retirement.A response icon1A response icon1
