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5 Books That Show Latinxs’ Important Role in Punk History

Art by Alan Lopez for Remezcla

This New Online Bookstore Sprung Up Post-Hurricane Maria to Connect the Diaspora to Puerto Rican Culture

Photo by Natanael Ginting/ iStock / Getty Images Plus

5 Books by Latino Writers You Should Read in 2018

Art by Alan López for Remezcla

Arm Your Mind With 2017’s Best Latino/Latin American History Books

Art by Alan López for Remezcla

6 Books Sandra Cisneros Turns to During Tough Times

Art by Alan López for Remezcla

In Her Debut Book, Salvadoran-American Poet Yesika Salgado Pours Her Heart Out to Help You Heal

Photo by Ruth In Truth Visuals

Gina Rodriguez in 'Jane the Virgin'. Photo by Adam Rose. Courtesy of The CW

The Novel Jane’s Been Writing on ‘Jane the Virgin’ Is Real. Here’s Our Review

by Manuel Betancourt

11.20.17

Gina Rodriguez in 'Jane The Virgin' "Chapter Sixty-Six." Photo by Scott Everett White. Courtesy of The CW © 2017 The CW Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

The Novel Jane’s Been Writing in ‘Jane the Virgin’ Is Getting Published IRL

by Kristen Lopez

10.30.17

Daniel José Older. Art by Alan López for Remezcla.

12 Books That Influenced Daniel José Older, Author of YA Series ‘Shadowshaper’

10.20.17

Art by Alan López for Remezcla

How ‘The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao’ Changed the Future of American Literature

by Alejandra Oliva

09.06.17

Courtesy of Elizabeth Acevedo

Elizabeth Acevedo’s Upcoming YA Book Is For Afro-Latina Teens Who Never Feel Seen

by Raquel Reichard

08.22.17

Art by Alan López for Remezcla

10 Books With Well-Developed, Complex Afro-Latino Characters

by Rebecca J. Garcia

08.21.17

Courtesy of the Hernandez Bros.

12 Books on Immigration, Youth, & Latinx Identity That Will Enrich Your Life

08.09.17

Writer Junot Diaz attends the Jersey Boys: David Chase, Junot Diaz, And Sam Lipsyte Moderated By David Remnick during The New Yorker Festival 2014 on October 10, 2014 in New York City. Photo by Andrew Toth/ Getty Images Entertainment

Junot Díaz Promised His Goddaughters He’d Write Them a Children’s Book; 20 Years Later, He Delivered

07.19.17

Art by Alan López for Remezcla

These Are 12 Ethnic Studies Books Arizona Doesn’t Want You to Read

06.26.17

Creative Commons "Toni Morrison 2008” by Angela Radulescu is licensed under CC BY 2.0

In Enlightening Conversation, Junot Díaz & Toni Morrison Discuss Writing About the Black Diaspora

06.20.17

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TRAILER: ‘Un Secreto en la Caja’ Explores Ecuador’s Absence During Latin America’s Literary Boom

05.25.17

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8 YA Books With Latino Protagonists We Wish We Had As Teenagers

04.13.17