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INTERVIEW WITH ADA LIMÓN
Ada Limón is the 24th Poet Laureate of the United States. She is the first Latina ever to hold this position. She is the author of several acclaimed collections, including Startlement: New and Selected Poems. Her work explores grief, wonder, tenderness, and what it means to be fully present on earth. ​

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POETRY
TODOS SOMOS SAGRADOS / ALL ARE SACRED | REY M. RODRÍGUEZ
​From a harsh and unforgiving corner of Los Angeles where brave mothers took “guns and Uzis tucked beneath beds away from their sons” (p.15) wrapped them in blankets and delivered them to priests, Rey M. Rodríguez brings us his timely Continue reading...

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POETRY
ONCE UPON A TIME IN...OCCUPIED AZTLÁN | ELINDIOCOPYRIGHT1985
For educators in the Borderlands, the most frustrating part about studying poetry in epic form is the absence of representation for students who identify as Chicano or Raza. Often, curriculum champions the journey of Odysseus, Dante, and Continue reading...

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RESEARCH
LATINO BOOK REVIEW DATABASE HUB: LITERARY DATABASES, ARCHIVES, AND MORE...
​This database hub below is a carefully drawn map of a literary world too often left uncharted, bringing together Latinx authors, presses, journals, poet laureates, awards, and Spanish-language ​Continue reading...

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SANDRA CISNEROS INTERVIEW

JULIA ALVAREZ INTERVIEW

MARIA HINOJOSA INTERVIEW

ISABEL ALLENDE INTERVIEW

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