It has been half a century since a few now-canonical Latin American writers introduced magical realism to the world.
It has been half a century since a few now-canonical Latin Ameri.
The result is a deeply pleasurable read that pushes beyond magical realism and social realism to demonstrate all the thrilling possibilities of what Latinx literature can be.
There are ghosts, space aliens, robots-and a grandmother who unwittingly saves the universe through her cooking.
As in the best mixtapes, this Anthology moves satisfyingly through the loud and brash, the quiet and thoughtful.
The new and established voices assembled here (including Kathleen Alcal�, Carmen Maria Machado, Ernest Hogan, and other luminaries) invite us to imagine a Latinx past, present, and future that have not been whitewashed by mainstream perspectives.
Latinx Rising, the first Anthology of Science Fiction and Fantasy by Latinxs living in the United States, exuberantly displays the full range of their art.
Collectively, they have found exciting new ways to delve into Latinx identities and cultures across genres.
In that time, new generations of Latinx writers and artists have used that watershed moment as a springboard into new and bold explorations of speculative and Fantasy forms.
It has been half a century since a few now-canonical Latin American writers introduced magical realism to the world.
The result is a deeply pleasurable read that pushes beyond magical realism and social realism to demonstrate all the thrilling possibilities of what Latinx literature can be.
There are ghosts, space aliens, robots--and a grandmother who unwittingly saves the universe through her cooking.
As in the best mixtapes, this Anthology moves satisfyingly through the loud and brash, the quiet and thoughtful.
The new and established voices assembled here (including Kathleen Alcal , Carmen Maria Machado, Ernest Hogan, and other luminaries) invite us to imagine a Latinx past, present, and future that have not been whitewashed by mainstream perspectives.
Latinx Rising, the first Anthology of Science Fiction and Fantasy by Latinxs living in the United States, exuberantly displays the full range of their art.
Collectively, they have found exciting new ways to delve into Latinx identities and cultures across genres.
In that time, new generations of Latinx writers and artists have used that watershed moment as a springboard into new and bold explorations of speculative and Fantasy forms.
It has been half a century since a few now-canonical Latin American writers introduced magical realism to the world
