Titlebook: Reading U.S. Latina Writers; Remapping American L Alvina E. Quintana Book 2003 Alvina Quintana 2003 American literature.Tradition.women

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Veronica Chambers, ,y of Marisol and Magdalena, best friends of Panamanian descent who must negotiate their connections to both their relatives’ Panamanian memories and their own American lives. That novel is full of laughter, code-switching, and cultural referents from both Panama and Brooklyn. Her third novel, ., is

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,Denise Chávez, ,full possession of her body, intellect, and soul. The principal narrator and protagonist of . is Soveida Dosamantes, head waitress at El Farol Restaurant in Agua Oscura, New Mexico. Her story begins with the recognition of the significance of her “telling,” an act of witnessing that she is personall

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Judith Ortiz Cofer, ,od, the poems and stories are reflections and remembrances about her experiences growing up in two places, Puerto Rico and New Jersey. The memories focus mostly on the women in her family, her grandmother and mother in particular, and also on the figure of her father, who served in the U.S. Navy. Th

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Montserrat Fontes, ,on, which will require their first confession. In search of sins to confess, the children reflect on a series of transgressions that include childhood sinful behaviors such as lying and stealing and the adult sins that include murder and adultery. This process allows the secrets and lies that pervad

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