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Border Hacker, a border story. BOLD TYPE BOOKS
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Odyssey on the border
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Astra House Books
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'The Town of Babylon'
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La escritora chilena Paulina Flores (Santiago de Chile, 1988) acaba de publicar 'Isla Decepción'. Foto: Wiki Commons
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Writing about Chile
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Rodrigo Hasbún reside en Houston, Texas, donde imparte clases de español. Foto: Wikipedia
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A Bolivian voice in Houston
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Pulse, Roy G. Guzmán; 13 colores de resistencia hondureña, Melissa Cardoza, y Wild Tonges Can't Be Tamed, comp.Saraciea Fennell. 
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Honduran Literature to Know
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Gabriela García, autora de Of Women and Salt. Photo: Chicago Tribune.
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Ancestry and sisterhood
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The Best Texas book fair
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Patricia Engel. Photo: NYT / Amazon. 
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A Migrant's Homeland
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Marina Condó, autora de Flores de la Calle (Suburbano Ed.). Photo: EFE.
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A Spanish-speaking boom
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La novela juvenil Felix Ever After, de Kacen Callender, será adaptada a la televisión. Photo: Paperback Paris.
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Caribbean Authors for youth
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Nona Fernández. Photo: Gonzalo Donoso.
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An everday monster
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Books that are mirrors
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Revista MiNatura y Ediciones Vestigio.
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Latino pulp literature
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Category Five, de Ann Dávila Cardinal, ganó un International Latino Book Award en la categoría de Mejor fantasía Young Adult. 
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Review: An Hurricane Terror
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A not-so-distant dystopia
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Literatura Oral Episode 4
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Coloring A Dream
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A bay of nostalgia
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Diana Rodríguez Wallach was at Head House Books, Philadelphia, presenting  "Lies that Blind", the second book of her YA trilogy  "Anastasia Phoenix". Photo: Peter Fitzpatrick/AL DIA NEWS
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In search of her Latin roots