Tag Archives: Richard Yanez
In the news: April showers new books, awards and other news
New releases: • Several Latino-oriented books are coming out in the next few weeks. Gustavo Arellano explores Americans’ fascination with Mexican food in Taco USA, which will be available this Tuesday. Read an excerpt here. • Four interweaving stories, from … Continue reading →
Filed under 2012 Books, Awards, Children's Books, Events, Fiction, News, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Theater
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In the news: Best of 2011, La Casa Azul bookstore, World Book Night
Best of 2011 • Here’s some more Best of 2011 lists: Entertainment Weekly put Francisco Goldman’s Say Her Name on its Top 10 Fiction list. Barnes and Noble picked When Tito Loved Clara, by Jon Michaud, about a Dominican Republican … Continue reading →
In the news
• New on the bookshelves: Kami Garcia’s latest book, Beautiful Chaos, part of her Beautiful Creatures series written with Margaret Stohl, comes out Tuesday. Cain, a retelling of the Biblical story from the late, Nobel Prize-winning novelist José Saramago, was … Continue reading →
Festival time!
Hispanic authors will be making their mark at book festivals this fall. The Brooklyn Book Festival begins this weekend, and other festivals across the country will follow in the coming months. The festivals feature readings, question-and-answer panels, and autograph sessions … Continue reading →
Filed under Events
Tagged as Alex Sanchez, Artemio Rodriguez, Carlos Eire, Dagoberto Gilb, David A. Hernandez, Esmeralda Santiago, Felice Picano, Hector Tobar, Helena Mesa, Juan Gonzalez, Julia Alvarez, Justin Torres, Kami Garcia, Lisa D. Chavez, Lorraine Lopez, Luis Alberto Urrea, Marcos M. Villatoro, Marisel Vera, Mary Romero, Melinda Palacio, René Saldaña, Richard Yanez, Rolando Hinojosa-Smith, Sarah Cortez, Sergio Troncoso, Sigrid Nunez
