... 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 ...
The Chicano/latino Literary Prize: An Anthology of Prize-winning Fiction, Poetry, and Drama
The Chicano poet offers a collection of poems from the last fifteen years, including fourteen new works that discuss love, sex, and AIDS.
This volume celebrates fifteen years of books by bringing together some of the series’ best work, such as poetry from Francisco X. Alarcón, fiction from Christine Granados, and nonfiction from Luis Alberto Urrea.
Poetry. Latino/Latina Studies. The late AndrA[a¬As Montoya's THE ICEWORKER SINGS AND OTHER POEMS evokes a world of machines and violence as it confronts a culture that has abandoned hope. His...
This is a story of Yolanda's initiation into womanhood and about her fierce struggle to make sure her family does not dissolve.
Even after entering the foster care system, Jewel is the one who takes care of her mother and, shutting herself off from the vulnerability of closeness to others, is unaware of the positive influence she has on those around her.
Junior and his family move from the barrio to a better part of El Paso in the 1950s, but they must live in the basement of their new house while they attempt to raise their standard of living.
In his poem, Toward a Portrait of the Undocumented, Javier O. Huerta writes, The economy is a puppeteer/manipulating my feet./(Who's in control when you dance?)/Pregnant with illegals, the Camaro/labors up...
Both heroic and tragic, this novel captures the spirit, energy, and imagination of the 1960s' Chicano movementa massive and intense struggle across a broad spectrum of political and cultural issuesthrough the passionate story of the King of ...
Theorizes shame and analyzes U. S. cultural practices of racializing shame through an examination of scenes of racialization in Latinx literature