AT ZOCALO ONLINE MAGAZINE: The Jaguar Speaks
Be careful. Journalism is more addictive than crack cocaine. Your life can get out of balance.
Dan Rather
Welcome to Zócalo Magazine: The Jaguar Speaks©, OnLine Edition and the home to backpack journalism in Oaxaca. The site contains articles, art and photos from previously published editions of Zocalo, currently the February and May 2006 issue, as well as articles and art that, due to space, did not fit previous issues. If you would like to submit an article, art or photo, follow the submission guidelines below. Zocalo is currently under construction.
All images contained at this site are copyrighted by Alan Goodin.
No images may be used in any form without the written permission of Alan Goodin.
Unauthorized use is subject to severe civil and criminal penalties under U.S. and international copyright laws.
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All images contained at this site are copyrighted by Alan Goodin.
No images may be used in any form without the written permission of Alan Goodin.
Unauthorized use is subject to severe civil and criminal penalties under U.S. and international copyright laws.
Submission Guidelines* Content - Zócalo publishes original Fiction, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Artwork and Photographs. Photographs should be submitted in Jpeg or Bit Map. Please submit no more than two pieces (up to 2500 words each), three images or four poems at a time. We will consider previously published work.
Rights - Zócalo claims one-time publication rights. All rights revert to authors or artists. We reserve 3E
Submission Guidelines* Content - Zócalo publishes original Fiction, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Artwork and Photographs. Photographs should be submitted in Jpeg or Bit Map. Please submit no more than two pieces (up to 2500 words each), three images or four poems at a time. We will consider previously published work.
Rights - Zócalo claims one-time publication rights. All rights revert to authors or artists. We reserve the right to edit and notify the author or artist of any changes. Submitted materials, once printed, will become reusable online.
Electronic Submission – We accept electronic submissions either by email or on CD-ROM. We will accept short pieces on paper and create a computer document if necessary. Do not submit compressed files. Email submissions: morknme6@yahoo.com. 
%3the right to edit and notify the author or artist of any changes. Submitted materials, once printed, will become reusable online.
Electronic Submission – We accept electronic submissions either by email or on CD-ROM. We will accept short pieces on paper and create a computer document if necessary. Do not submit compressed files. Email submissions: morknme6@yahoo.com.
Email Subject Line – Please put the title of your submission, along with its appropriate category, in the Subject Line of your email. The categories are listed above in Content.
Text Submissions – Should be sent as attachments. We can accept only Word 5.0 or later, Word Perfect or RTF files in Windows or Mac format. Poetry should be sent as Cfont size=”3″>
Email Subject Line – Please put the title of your submission, along with its appropriate category, in the Subject Line of your email. The categories are listed above in Content.
Text Submissions – Should be sent as attachments. We can accept only Word 5.0 or later, Word Perfect or RTF files in Windows or Mac format. Poetry should be sent as attachments in order to preserve formatting.
Electronic Submission – We accept electronic submissions either by email or on CD-ROM. We will accept short pieces on paper and create a computer document if necessary. Do not submit compressed files. Email submissions: .Please report errors to morknme6@hotmail.com. Gracias. All errors are someone’s fault. Please submit all errors that are not mine to someone else. *The next issue of Zócalo is “Oaxaca: The Phoenix” with articles about what’s new and exciting about Oaxaca, such as the Oaxaca Jaguar Zoo. We’d would like to see articles, prose, poetry, art and photos about summer myths represented by the Catholic and Christian Churches and local Indigenous. The Indians beliefs recreated by song and dance (Ballet Folklorica) during Guelaguetza are a prime example thattachments in order to preserve formatting.
Electronic Submission – We accept electronic submissions either by email or on CD-ROM. We will accept short pieces on paper and create a computer document if necessary. Do not submit compressed files. Email submissions: .Please report errors to morknme6@hotmail.com. Gracias. All errors are someone’s fault. Please submit all errors that are not mine to someone else. *The next issue of Zócalo is “Oaxaca: The Phoenix” with articles about what’s new and exciting about Oaxaca, such as the Oaxaca Jaguar Zoo. We’d would like to see articles, prose, poetry, art and photos about summer myths represented by the Catholic and Christian Churches and local Indigenous. The Indians beliefs recreated by song and dance (Ballet Folklorica) during Guelaguetza are a prime example that incorporates the end of the first rains and a time to plant. How do all the western beliefs (Our folklore and myths) overlay local Indigenous myths? Tell us by April 15th.
%at incorporates the end of the first rains and a time to plant. How do all the western beliefs (Our folklore and myths) overlay local Indigenous myths? Tell us by April 15th.
“I never travel without my diary. One must have something sensational to read when traveling…” Oscar Wilde a a a a a a a a a a a a a a aCompliments: “Zócalomag is an excellent online publication. I opened a couple of the links and found them very interesting and insightful. Really gives you an idea of what’s happening and would add to anyone’s visit there.” Cindi (San Diego, California). “I never travel without my diary. One must have something sensational to read when traveling…” Oscar Wilde a a a a a a a a a a a a a a aCompliments: “Zócalomag is an excellent online publication. I opened a couple of the links and found them very interesting and insightful. Really gives you an idea of what’s happening and would add to anyone’s visit there.” Cindi (San Diego, California).