Born and raised in Madison, Wisconsin, Christina Socorro Yovovich has lived in Albuquerque, New Mexico since 1998. Her poetry has appeared in journals such as the Blue Mesa Review, River Styx, Mothers Always Write, and elsewhere. Her nonfiction has appeared in The Hunger, Cagibi, MUTHA Magazine, and elsewhere. She is currently working on a memoir about parenting with bipolar disorder.
Latest Blog Posts
A Sermon and a Podcast
I’m overdue for sharing some things I’ve had the honor to participate in recently. First, I gave a sermon at First Unitarian of Albuquerque, called “A Daily Practice of Reliable Joy.” Its about how the fiber arts for me have brought a reliable joy to my life which strengthens me and allows me to have…
New Spinning Publication
I’m really proud to have an essay up at Ply Magazine’s blog: https://plymagazine.com/2025/02/the-woolly-animal-of-dawn/ This one is about spinning as mental-health self-care, and while I wrote it almost a year ago, it is so very applicable now.
A New Knitting Publication
I wrote On Being a Gift: Test Knitting as a Fat Person awhile back for Jen and Bess at One Wild Designs and they shared it in an email newsletter. I’d approached them after having a troubling experience test knitting for another designer, and they offered me the chance to write about it for them.…
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