What the Land Holds By Emily Withnall Returning from a trip once, the woman seated beside me peered out the window as the plane [...]
Traversing the Memory Field By Emily Withnall There are several threads running through the articles and essays in this issue of El [...]
Look Long By Emily Withnall Throughout the eight years I lived in Montana, I wrote essays that were essentially love [...]
Soft Launch By Emily Withnall It is fitting that this issue of El Palacio Magazine is filled with so much dirt—from [...]
Front Foot Leads the Back One By Charlotte Jusinski A little over four years ago—on July 29, 2019, but who’s counting—I walked [...]
Looking Back to Look Ahead By Charlotte Jusinski Not-so-hot take: There is so much we can learn from the past and from those who came [...]
The Doing or The Thing By Charlotte Jusinski I forget who asked me first, or when, but the question has stuck with me for years: Do [...]
All My Friends By Charlotte Jusinski A few months ago, I was perusing the upcoming exhibitions calendar at the Harwood [...]
Not So Niche By Charlotte Jusinski In a recent email to a colleague, I found myself describing El Palacio as a “niche” [...]
First-Person, Plural By Charlotte Jusinski Perhaps one of the most damaging “rules” of writing taught to us as children is [...]
Gee! Haw! By Charlotte Jusinski Kids enamored of books and words often want to grow up to be writers, and I was one of [...]
Like Butta by Charlotte Jusinski Ever have a whole chunk of time at work go so smoothly you barely have to think about [...]
A Long Time Coming By Charlotte Jusinski When I look at the table of contents of this issue of El Pal, one word immediately [...]
Memento Mori By Charlotte Jusinski My dog died during the production of this magazine. Maybe it’s not standard for these [...]
Come Downstairs and Say Hello BY CHARLOTTE JUSINSKI Issues of El Palacio don’t typically have a theme, but sometimes one emerges [...]