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POETRY
MEXICANA: POEMAS Y MÁS POEMAS | DIOSA XOCHIQUETZACOATL
In prolific poet Diosa Xochiquetzalcóatl’s rich and resonant seventh poetry collection, MeXicana, we hear the voice of a powerful woman ambitiously exploring the complexities of cultural hybridity. Like a sixth sun triumphantly Continue reading...

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INTERVIEW
INTERVIEW WITH ANA HEBRA FLASTER
Ana Hebra Flaster was nearly six when her family fled Cuba and settled in Nashua, New Hampshire. After graduating from Smith College and enjoying a career in software consulting, she began her writing career. Her writing about Cuba and Continue reading...

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POETRY
FABLE | BENITO DEL PLIEGO 
Benito del Pliego's Fable is a book (actually there are two books in one in its first edition and here too, although in a somewhat different way), as one could say without indulging in critical baloney, with three voices: that of the poet, and that of the renowned Chilean Continue reading...

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NEWS
NARRATIVAS REVOLUCIONARIAS: LIMA, CASTRO ZAPATA, RENDÓN
At the Hay Festival Dallas Forum, Narrativas Revolucionarias unfolded as a shared meditation on story and history, exploring how both shape how we remember and how we construct our identity. Presented in collaboration with Latino Continue reading...

RECOGNITION
SPIRIT OF MLK AWARD

INTERVIEW
SANDRA CISNEROS

INTERVIEW
JULIA ALVAREZ

INTERVIEW
MARIA HINOJOSA

INTERVIEW
ISABEL ALLENDE

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HISTORY

TLAXCALANS AT WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES

ART

GUILLERMO FLORES PACHECO

HISTORY

POPE FRANCIS AND BORGES

HISTORY

THE ORIGINS OF LA LLORONA

HISTORY

THE ORIGINS OF EL CUCUY (EL COCO)

LANGUAGE

13 TRANSLATIONS FROM OF NAHUATL STORIES

DATABASE

DATABASE OF LITERARY AWARDS IN THE U.S.

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LATINX & BLACK-OWNED BOOKSTORES