Tags : “Latino” - Page 3

They are all the same.

Opinion in Culture — by Terence Clarke — on Feb 28, 2008

A pleasure to watch masters of their craft.

Review in Video — by Alexandria Jackson — on Feb 07, 2008

A Mexican-born, Latina author talks about the inspiration that she found in her heritage.

Interview in Books — by Mayra Calvani — on Jan 11, 2008

For me, the most emotionally truthful take on the history of South America that's ever been written.

Review in Books — by Terence Clarke — on Jan 08, 2008

In translating Neruda's poems, I was mindful of how each of his sonnets is an unruly flame, moving the way the emotions so often do.

Opinion in Books — by Terence Clarke — on Dec 27, 2007

Teeth is, whatever one's stylistic preferences, an important collection of poems. Girmay's is a bold and fresh voice in poetry.

Review in Books — by Abram Bergen — on Oct 09, 2007

Each is a remarkable book – either a celebrated classic or a recent work that seems likely to stand the test of time.

Opinion in Books — by Ted Gioia — on Oct 04, 2007

A conversation with an icon of Chicana feminist history, prolific author, and poet Ana Castillo.

Interview in Books — by Gina Ruiz — on Sep 28, 2007

Carlos Mock, renaissance man with a story that spans more than one identity. Papi Chulo reveals, celebrates and illuminates.

Interview in Books — by Lisa Alvarado — on Sep 04, 2007

This is the long-awaited first novel from one of the most original and memorable writers working today.

Review in Books — by Gina Ruiz — on Aug 30, 2007