Category: Chicana/Latina/Latinx Interest

Red Jordan Arobateau | Barrio Blues | Beginning before her first year of age at chapter zero, the story of a Latina Lesbian growing up in el barrio de San Francisco Mission. A look at her

Clare Coss | The Arc of Love | A wide-ranging collection of lesbian love poetry is divided into four sections under the headings ‘Light’, ‘Order’, ‘Vexation’ and ‘Endurance’ and inc

Alicia Gaspar De Alba | The Mystery of Survival and Other Stories | From Publishers Weekly

‘A people that loses its memory loses its destiny.’ So reads the graffiti on a wall, read by the narrator of the first and

Irene Zahava | Finding Courage | Annotation

‘Seasoned anthologist Zahava collects a splendid variety of tales, some fiction, some autobiography, with the common theme of women ove

Mary Morell | Final Session | When a San Antonio psychotherapist is found not just unconscious but murdered, all clues point to a romantic encounter gone awry; but Dr. Elizabeth Fr

Carla Trujillo | Chicana Lesbians | Winner of the LAMBDA Book Award, Best Lesbian Anthology, and the Out/Write Vanguard Award, Best Pioneering Contribution to the Field of Gay/Lesbian Li

Carla Trujillo | What Night Brings | What Night Brings focuses on a Chicano working-class family living in California during the 1960s. Marci-smart, feisty and funny-tells the story with

Robb Hernandez | Viva Records, 1970-2000 | Robert Hernandez traces the history and assesses the impact of VIVA! Lesbian and Gay Latino Artists, a nonprofit artists’ coalition founded in 1987 in

Irene Zahava | Feminism 3 |