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The following are just a selection of anthologies of Latino/a Literature available from the Standish Library.
The Norton Anthology of Latino Literature by 
Barrios and Borderlands by 
Herencia by 
In Other Words by 
Latina by 
Mirrors Beneath the Earth by This guide covers the literature of authors living in the United States whose heritage is from the Spanish-speaking countries of the Caribbean and Latin America, Puerto Rico, and Mexico. Most, but not all, of the authors write and publish in English.
ENGL 271 - Latinx Literature: This course surveys Latinx literature written in English. Students will be introduced to Latinx poetry, fiction, drama, and nonfiction prose. Latinx literature will be examined within the context of American literature, and as a unique literary movement. Attention will be given to historical and social contexts and their impacts upon Latinx literary tradition. Same as MULT 335 and ENGL 376. (ATTR: ARTS, CAL, AMSC, ALST, LTAM, MULT, CFD)
City of Coughing and Dead Radiators by 
Imagine the Angels of Bread by 
The Lover of a Subversive Is Also a Subversive by 
A Mayan Astronomer in Hell's Kitchen by 
Vivas to Those Who Have Failed by 
Rebellion Is the Circle of a Lover's Hands by 
The Republic of Poetry by 
