Showing posts with label Jaime Diaz Martinez. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jaime Diaz Martinez. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 29, 2022

Not Making This a Thing, I Promise

The Oddball review column Three Cents returns. This time, I'm looking at Camera Symphonica, the collection from Oddball staffers Luis Lázaro Tijerina and Jaime Diaz Martinez. Read it now at Oddball Magazine.

Wednesday, July 20, 2022

All in Place

Thanks to poet Tasneem Khan and photographer Jaime Diaz Martinez for finishing off our pandemic theme for today. Thanks to you for reading Oddball Magazine this fine Wednesday.


Friday, April 15, 2022

Good Friday Poem

 A different closer courtesy of poet Luis Lázaro Tijerina and photographer Jaime Diaz Martinez. Thank you for reading Oddball Magazine this week. 


Wednesday, April 06, 2022

We Already Have the Nation and the Month, So Here's the Poetry!

Our first Wednesday of National Poetry Month, and we're starting with a young new contributor. Welcome poet Robert Salcido and welcome back photographer Jaime Diaz Martinez. Thanks for stopping by Oddball Magazine today.


Monday, January 10, 2022

More Timely Than it Should Be

With all that's happening in America (particularly my girlfriend's school system), I've included this poem from Luis Lázaro Tijerina with photography by Jaime Diaz Martinez. Check out their latest work at Oddball Magazine, and consider purchasing their full-length collaboration.

 

Wednesday, July 07, 2021

Excited Today

Today I present two pandemic themed poems recently unearthed from our submission file. Our first today comes from Ted Millar and includes a photo by Jaime Diaz Martinez that gives to homage to a photo from the Spanish Flu a century ago. Welcome to Wednesday at Oddball Magazine. You're going to like it.

Wednesday, April 07, 2021

Boom!

A lengthy poem by new contributor Peter J. King is up now with photography by Jaime Diaz Martinez. Hope you've enjoyed this Wednesday of pandemic work at Oddball Magazine.


Tuesday, March 23, 2021

We're Still in a Pandemic

With the recent shootings, a focus on the pandemic seems almost quaint. Seriously, be safe out there, readers. Enjoy this recent poem from working class hero Paul Tanner. It includes photography by new contributor Jaime Diaz Martinez. Tuesdays starts here for Oddball Magazine.