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RESEARCH
MAPPING LATINO BOOK REVIEW
Latino Book Review is a living landscape of stories, ideas, and connections. It is a place where literature becomes a meeting ground for writers, readers, scholars, artists, and cultural thinkers. This map traces the many paths through our work: from reviews and essays to interviews, Continue reading...

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FICTION
THE BOX IN WHICH WE LIVE
How much of our lives do we actually make for ourselves? How much has already been decided by the histories we inherit, the institutions that surround us, the systems we participate in, and the circumstances into which we are born? And what happens to the individual when those ​Continue reading...

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FICTION
THE DONKEY LADY | CARMEN TAFOLLA
There is something quietly subversive about the disclaimer that opens The Donkey Lady, Carmen Tafolla’s graphic parable, illustrated by Thelma Ortiz Muraida: this book is not intended for children under nine—or for small-minded adults. Continue reading...​

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NEWS
LATINO BOOK REVIEW TO HONOR FOUR DISTINGUISHED RECIPIENTS AT TENTH ANNIVERSARY GALA
In the last decade, Latino Book Review has become a leading platform dedicated to celebrating, promoting, and preserving literature, arts, and culture across the United States and beyond. Continue reading...

HIGHLIGHTS

SPIRIT OF MLK AWARD

SANDRA CISNEROS 
​INTERVIEW

JULIA ALVAREZ 
​INTERVIEW

MARIA HINOJOSA 
​INTERVIEW

ISABEL ALLENDE 
​INTERVIEW

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YEARLY PRINT ISSUES

"Thank you for the work you and Latino Book Review are doing."
​–Julia Alvarez

"This work is really important. It is part of our narrative."
​–Maria Hinojosa

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ARCHIVES

LATIN AMERICAN LITERARY MASTERS

HISTORY

TLAXCALANS AT WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES

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