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POETRY
PEDRO POITEVIN: AN ARCHITECT OF POETIC FORM
In the living borderlands between number and word, order and invention, Pedro Poitevin has carved a space for himself as both a mathematician and a poet. His voice, crisp yet elusive, fluent in the neighboring tongues of Spanish and English— Continue reading...

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NONFICTION
NEW MEXICO CIVIL RIGHTS AND JUSTICE | RAY JOHN DE ARAGÓN
Ray John de Aragón’s book New Mexico Civil Rights and Justice: Tears in the Valleys, published by The History Press, is a powerful and comprehensive account of the Hispanic and Native American communities’ enduring struggle for civil rights Continue reading...

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INTERVIEW
INTERVIEW WITH EDGAR CASTRO ZAPATA
Edgar, thank you for taking the time to speak with us. Your book, Emiliano Zapata: Testimonios de la Revolución del Sur, is a powerful collection of accounts from family members of General Emiliano Zapata and Zapatista revolutionaries Continue reading...

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POETRY
EL SILENCIO DE LAS HORMIGAS | AMARILIS TAVÁREZ-VALES
Amarilis Tavárez-Vales’s poetry collection, El silencio de las hormigas, pulses beneath the quietude of its title, delivering a piercing exploration of vulnerability and resilience without ever falling prey to predictable descriptions. 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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