Archive for the Written Word Category
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ALL THAT GLITTERS Podcast by Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez
Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez is a the perfect kind of superstar. Time magazine has named her one of the 25 most influential Hispanics in America, alongside George Lopez, Bill Richardson, Jennifer Lopez and others but she can easily go shopping without
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Evenings at the Argentine Club
This week I spoke with Julia Amante, author of "Evenings at the Argentine Club." What/who was the inspiration behind your book "Evenings at the Argentine Club."? I was inspired to write EVENINGS AT THE ARGENTINE CLUB from a binder of lette
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Golodrina, why did you leave me?
Interview with Barbara Renaud Gonzalez, author of "Golondrina, why did you leave me?" What/who was the inspiration behind your book? As the oldest of eight children, I thought my mother told me everything...when I turned forty, I asked her "h
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Let It Rain Coffee
ANGIE CRUZ, author of LET IT RAIN COFFEE ($20.95) "Let it Rain Coffee" Esperanza risked her life fleeing the Dominican Republic for the glittering dream she saw on television, but years later she is still stuck in a cramped tenement with he
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Underground-Urban-A Love Story
"Jeff Rivera’s FOREVER MY LADY captures those fleeting but powerful moments in the life of young love, with the seed for love to grow into family, into community, into a better world.” Luis J. Rodriguez, author of "Always Running" ______
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Helping Latino Writers Get Published
Marcela Landres is an Editorial Consultant who works one-on-one with writers providing developmental editing for manuscripts, critiques for book proposals, and strategic advice on how to launch and manage a successful writing career. She works wi
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“Caught Up”
Deatri King-Bey is an African American author who has wriitten a bold book about a family "caught up" in some major drama...Latino style drama! While it was “highly recommended” that she stick to 100% African American characters, she stuck to
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Migratory Birds: New and Noted Poems
Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me...who are we kidding? Words are powerful and can lead to changes in thought, belief and action. Published author, activist and teacher, Odilia Galvan Rodriguez shares and excerpt f
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