Rigoberto González
Articles
Three Promising New Voices at the Identity Crossroads
Three new poetry collections mark auspicious beginnings for three poets: Derrick Austin, Michael Prior, and Phillip B. Williams.
Juan Felipe Herrera’s Global Voice and Vision
An introduction to the scope of Juan Felipe Herrera's oeuvre
Mid-Career: Three Poets and their Fourth Books
Rigoberto Gonzalez on the fourth books of three mid-career poets: Ada Limon, Kyle Dargan, and Quan Barry.
The Humor and Heart in the Novels of Denise Chávez
If a Mexican restaurant can channel the rich yet double-edged nature of Mexican/Chicano culture, then why not a Mexican icon?
Powerful Debuts by Three African-American Poets
The incubator for great African American poets: Cave Canem
Mexican History, Culture, and Consciousness in the Chicano Novel
Tim Z Hernandez, Alex Espinoza, Mario Alberto Zambrano — the next generation of Chicano writers confronts, once again, the question of Mexico.
The Cuban Novels of Pablo Medina
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