Latino Literature Websites
Alma Flor Ada | Latino, Hispanic, Bilingual & Multicultural Children's
Alma Flor Ada is the Author of Many Wonderful Children's Books in Español and English. Latino, Hispanic & Multicultural Children's Literature
Sergio Troncoso: Novelist, Short-Story Writer, Editor, Teacher
Sergio Troncoso is the author of The Last Tortilla and Other Stories, A Peculiar Kind of Immigrant
Cristina García: Official Author Website
Offical Website of Cristina Garcia
Chico Lingo, by Sergio Troncoso
Chico Lingo is a blog about reading, writing, culture and politics by Sergio Troncoso, author of A PECULIAR KIND OF IMMIGRANT'S SON.
Francisco Stork Young Adult Novelist Chicano, Hispanic Literature Disa
Francisco X. Stork's novels follow Hispanic teens as they come of age. Claire Rosser, of KLIATT Reviews, writes 'Stork was born in Mexico, grew up in the projects of El Paso, and now is an attorney living in Massachusetts. He wanted to write about the Chicano youths he remembers; to create a suspenseful story his own t
Oscar Casares – Writer
The official site for critically-acclaimed novelist Oscar Casares, author of Amigoland and Brownsville, with links to information on his books, upcoming events, contact information, and more.
Oscar Casares – Writer
The official site for critically-acclaimed novelist Oscar Casares, author of Amigoland and Brownsville, with links to information on his books, upcoming events, contact information, and more.
Sergio Troncoso: Novelist, Short-Story Writer, Editor, Teacher
Sergio Troncoso is the author of The Last Tortilla, Crossing Borders, Nobody"s Pilgrims, and Nepantla Familias: An Anthology of Mexican American Literature.
LATINO BOOK REVIEW - Literature, Authors & Events
Latino Book Review is a place to host and expose current Latin American authors and literature ranging from well established to promising emerging authors.
Jade Publishing - Jade Publishing
Jade Publishing is a new American publishing company dedicated to the promotion of Latin American literature. It seeks to publish the best emerging Latin American talent in both English and Spanish, and enrich the international literary scene with breatht