A novel in English and Spanish suitable for advanced dual language instruction THE STRAWBERRY FIELDS WHICH JOAQUIN NOSTALGICALLY recalls from his youth are from the mid-1960s in rural southern Michigan, in places like Decatur. The music he recalls is from Motown. Now, thirty-something years later, he is flying to Chicago, then driving to Decatur …
A novel in English and Spanish suitable for advanced dual language instruction A PARTIR DE LA DÉCADA dos mil, una serie de recuerdos de su infancia y de su adolencia inducen a Joaquín a regresar a Michigan y a los campos de fresas. Se supone que la atracción al protagonista, Joaquín, en su jornada …
Publishers and Editors of Aztlan Libre Press, Anisa Onofre and Juan Tejeda, announce the launching of Roberto Dr. Cintli Rodriguez’s new book, Writing 50 Years (mas or menos) Amongst the Gringos on October 1, 2021 in San Antonio. Save The Date, October 1, 2021 for the first in-person event of a National Book Launch Tour …
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Vignettes from Strawberry Fields On her sixty-ninth birthday, Nina recounted to Joaquin how Manda and Benancio had met, on a particularly humid, sweaty Saturday in south Texas. As Manda tended store at the corn mill and kept an eye out for young Nina, the lyrics of a tune gravitated to her, playing in her brain, …
PRESS RELEASE: Somos en escrito Literary Foundation Press is proud to announce the release of its latest book, Our Grandfathers Were Braceros and We Too, by Abel Astorga Morales and Rosa Martha Zárate Macías, translated by Madeline Newman Rios. Our Grandfathers Were Braceros and We Too is a historical and living testimonial to the laborers …
Vignettes from Strawberry Fields Joaquin walked sheepishly from the dark hallway into the kitchen, rubbing his eyes. The coffee pot was boiling and sputtering. “Ay m’ijo (oh, son), go back to sleep. Did the coffee pot wake you?” Manda’s wooden rolling pin rhythmically flattened out a flour tortilla. Cluck, cluck, cluck, cluck. Her forward …
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