The Chicano Latino Literary Prize: An Anthology of Prize-Winning Fiction, Poetry and Drama

The Chicano Latino Literary Prize: An Anthology of Prize-Winning Fiction, Poetry and Drama
ISBN-10
1611923034
ISBN-13
9781611923032
Category
Literary Collections
Language
English
Published
2008
Publisher
Arte Publico Press
Author
Stephanie Fetta

Description

... which a brown horde converted into a hallucinating den of first-generation E.O.P. [Equal Opportunity Program] undergrads drinking papaya tea and sangría, eating Quaaludes and tortillas, listening to Santana and Satie, talking about ...

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