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FICTION 
DOMINICANA | ANGIE CRUZ
Set in Washington Heights, Manhattan in the 1960s, when Malcolm X and John F. Kennedy were assassinated, and protestors fought to end Jim Crow and the Vietnam War, 15-year-old Ana Canción arrives in New York from the Dominican Republic newly married Continue reading...

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THEY COULD HAVE NAMED HER ANYTHING |STEPHANIE JIMENEZ 
​Working class Queens serves as the backdrop for this bildungswoman about an ambitious young student who makes a few regrettable decisions. Maria Anis Rosario is part Ecuadorian and part Puerto Rican Continue reading...

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NONFICTION
VILLA BANDOLERO | JESÚS VARGAS VALDÉS
Several books have been written about Pancho
Villa’s involvement in the Mexican Revolution, but few have been written about his formative years prior to becoming a legendary revolutionary fighter. Jesús Vargas Valdés Continue reading... 

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​PURO AMOR | SANDRA CISNEROS 
Houses matter to Sandra Cisneros. She describes a "house with windows so small they like like they're holding their breaths" in her debut The House on Mango Street, beloved eyes "like little houses" in her novel Caramelo, Continue reading... ​

INTERVIEW

Interview with International Award Winning Isabel Allende

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INTERVIEW

 Interview with Sandra Cisneros

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INTERVIEW

Interview with U.S. Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera

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Intreview with Pulitzer Prize Finalist, Luis Alberto Urrea

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HISTORY

THE FIRST BOOK PRINTED IN THE AMERICAS

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ART

MEXICAN MURALIST FARID RUEDA

MUSIC

INTERVIEW WITH QUECHUA POP SINGER RENATA FLORES RIVERA

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