Chicano & Latinx Fiction

Two languages, one shelf, no apology. Chicano and Latinx writing in the United States — borderlands, code-switching, and the argument over who counts as American.

On the Place & Period shelf.

Books shelved as Chicano & Latinx Fiction

• The Sleeping Sisters: A Novel — Jennifer Givhan
• The House on Mango Street — Sandra Cisneros
• Salt Bones — Jennifer Givhan
• My Mother Cursed My Name — Anamely Salgado Reyes
• Coyote Songs — Gabino Iglesias
• Something Followed Us Home: Tales of Latiné Horror — Cynthia Pelayo
• The Inheritance of Orquidea Divina
• Material Inflamable — Rosa Ramírez Mazaheri
• Chicano Frankenstein — Arturo Islas
• Bruja's Nest — Brenda LaTorre
• Candelaria — Melissa Lozada-Oliva
• The Witches of El Paso — Luis Jaramillo
• Cartucho: Relatos de la lucha en el norte de México — Nellie Campobello
• Julian is a mermaid — Jessica Love
• Mestiza Blood — V. Castro

Related genres

• Historical Fiction
• International Fiction
• American Literature
• East Asian Literary Fiction
• Irish Literature
• Southern Fiction
• French Literature
• Latin American Fiction
• Victorian Fiction
• Spanish Literature
• Japanese Literature
• Western
• Mexican Literature
• Italian Literature
• Medieval
• African American Literature
• Russian Literature
• Appalachian
• Korean Literature
• Scottish Literature
• Caribbean Literature
• Canadian Literature

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