Here’s a list of Hispanic authors, publishers and other resources:
Authors:
A: Alma Flor Ada, Daniel Alarcón, Malín Alegría, Isabel Allende, Julia Alvarez, Julia Amante, George Ancona, Gustavo Arellano
B: Jimmy Santiago Baca, Sandra Rodriguez Barron, Monica Brown
C: F. Isabel Campoy, James Canón, Oscar Casares, Ana Castillo, Joy Castro, Sandra Cisneros, Veronica Chambers, Leila Cobo, Paulo Coelho, Jeanne Córdova, Sarah Cortez
D: Matt de la Peña, Carolina de Robertis, Junot Diaz, Lynn Di Iorio, Ariel Dorfman
E: Patricia Engel, Margarita Engle, Martin Espada
G: Diana Gabaldon, Cristina Garcia, Kami Garcia, Dagoberto Gilb, Francisco Goldman, Christina Diaz Gonzalez, Lucia Gonzalez, Rigoberto Gonzalez, Reyna Grande
H: David A. Hernandez, Quiara Alegría Hudes
L: Laura Lacamara, Rene Colato Lainez
M: Guadalupe Garcia McCall, Sarah McCoy, Meg Medina, Ana Menéndez, Pat Mora, Cherrie Moraga, Aaron Michael Morales, Manuel Muñoz
N: Sigrid Nunez
O: Daniel Olivas, José-Luis Orozco
P: Melinda Palacio, Ashley Hope Perez, Felice Picano, Caridad Piñeiro, Salvador Plascencia, Mara Price
R: Raul Ramos y Sanchez, Bettina Restropo, Charles Rice-González, Linda Rodriguez, Luis J. Rodriguez, Pam Munoz Ryan
S: Antonio Sacre, René Saldana, Jr., Alex Sanchez, Esmeralda Santiago, Michele Serros, Javier Sierra, Gary Soto, Francisco X. Stork
T: Carmen Tafolla, Héctor Tobar, Sergio Troncoso, Duncan Tonatiuh
V: Alisa Valdes, Samantha Vamos, Ian Vasquez, Eric Velasquez, Marisel Vera, Victor Villasenor, Marcos Villatoro
Z: Carlos Ruiz Zafón, Gwendolyn Zepeda, Joaquin Zihuatanejo
Articles:
- 50 Latino Childrens Book You Should Know from Mamiverse
Awards:
Blogs:
- A Year of Reading the World
- Feminist Texican Reads
- La Bloga
- Latina Book Club
- Latin@s in Kid Lit
- Latinas for Latino Literature
- Letras Latinas
- Literanista
- Reading in Spanglish
Book Clubs:
Bookstores:
- La Casa Azul Bookstore (East Harlem, N.Y.)
- Tía Chucha Centro Cultural & Bookstore (Sylmar, Calif.)
Festivals:
Organizations:
- National Latino Children’s Literature Conference
- REFORMA: The National Association to Promote Library and Information Services to Latinos and the Spanish-Speaking
Publications:
Publishers:
Writing websites:
Writing groups/workshops:
- CantoMundo (a community of Latino/a poets)
- Las Dos Brujas
- Latino Writers Collective (Kansas City, Mo.)
- Macondo Foundation
- Society of Latino and Hispanic Writers of San Antonio
The Hispanic Reader 
“Two Countries…Two Loves” by Irma Schettini Caiazzo is a book about life in San Juan Puerto Rico and NYC for a young Hispanic girl who learned it is possible to love your country of birth and be a proud American.
It chronicles life in Old San Juan and NYC during an exciting period of history WW II.
I would like to send a press release to be posted on your website to encourage Latinos to read it. I also lived for twenty five years in Las Cruces, NM just north of El Paso,TX.
Excerpts available at http://www.amazon.com and http://www.barnes&noble.com