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Arte Público Press September 2017 Author Of The Month: Dr. Juan J. Guerra
Posted on · A young Salvadoran immigrant and his grandmother encounter an indifferent and dysfunctional medical system in United States.
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Arte Público Press June 2017 Author Of The Month: Mickey Ibarra
Posted on · Successful Latinos and Latinas from the fields of Politics, Business, Education and Media tell their individual stories of hard work, determination and mentorship.
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Arte Público Press May 2017 Author Of The Month: Dr. Larissa M. Mercado-López
Posted on · Native Texan, Women's Studies Professor and busy working mom Dr. Larissa M. Mercado-López publishes her first bilingual children's book.
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Arte Público Press April 2017 Author Of The Month: Melissa Castillo-Garsow
Posted on · Poet and historian Melissa Castillo-Garsow explores the poetry emerging from the Afro/Latino/Indigenous American diaspora.
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Arte Público Press March 2017 Author Of The Month: Jorge Argueta
Posted on · Fleeing violence and almost certain death in his native El Salvador, Poet Jorge Argueta finds safety and spiritual growth among fellow Native Americans and refugees in San Francisco, California.
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Arte Público Press February 2017 Author Of The Month: Frank Varela
Posted on · Poet Frank Varela explores his and his family’s dreams, challenges, successes and disappointments as Puerto Ricans seeking a better life in the United States.
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Arte Público Press January Author Of The Month: Dr. Virginia Sánchez-Korrol
Posted on · Seven-year-old Teresita observes and experiences life in her neighborhood as she eagerly awaits the arrival of her gift bearing Uncle Ramón.
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Arte Público Press December 2016 Author Of The Month: Dr. Nicolás Kanellos
Posted on · Dr. Nicolás Kanellos, Founder and Director of Arte Público Press, delights and challenges children and adults with his new bilingual book of tantalizing tongue twisters.
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Arte Público Press November 2016 Author Of The Month: Ron Arias
Posted on · Veteran journalist and author Ron Arias introduces us to the struggling, searching and occasionally mystical residents of his boyhood Mexican-American community called Frogtown.
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Arte Público Press September 2016 Author Of The Month: Alidis Vicente
Posted on · Detective Flaca (full time 2nd grader and part time sleuth) battles mosquitos, roosters and her annoying Puerto Rican cousins in order to solve the mystery of Three Kings Day.
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Arte Público Press August 2016 Author Of The Month: Dr. René Saldaña Jr.
Posted on · Fifth grader and amateur detective Micky Rangel is determined to solve the mystery of the quiet (maybe too quiet) new girl in school.
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Arte Público Press July 2016 Author of the Month: Joe Jiménez
Posted on · Seventeen-year-old Abraham’s parents are long gone and despite his grandmother’s best efforts, he can’t seem to control or manage his anger, his isolation or his fists.
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Arte Público Press June Co-Authors Of The Month: Hipólito Acosta And A.J. Irwin
Posted on · Acosta and Irwin's new book takes readers through the challenging and dangerous process of capturing two of the most notorious human cargo smugglers in history.
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Arte Público Press Author Of The Month: Diane Gonzales Bertrand
Posted on · Veteran children’s author Diane Gonzales Bertrand helps children recover emotionally from flood-related damage to their school in The Story Circle/El Círculo de cuentos and shows 7 year-old Dario the unexpected fun of a simple day at the park with his family in A Bean and Cheese Taco Birthday/Un cumpleaños con tacos de frijoles con queso.
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Arte Público Press Author Of The Month: Patricia Santos Marcantonio
Posted on · An immigrant Latina accused of murdering her abusive husband, a handsome but unsatisfied young attorney assigned to defend her, and an ambitious young translator are just a few of the characters in legal journalist and first time novelist Patricia Santos Marcantonio’s new novel Verdict in the Desert.