Latinx Authors & Hispanic Cultures

Stories that slide between horror, fairy tale and desire — and refuse to behave.

An heiress. A rotting mansion. A family with roots in something terrible.

A curandera comes to stay, and a boy's world splits between miracle and myth.

Esperanza is inventing who she'll become — one vignette at a time.

Three generations of the Trueba family — and the ghosts who never left.

A family drives toward the border as the radio counts the missing children.

A detective is hired to find a runaway wife — the forest has other plans.

The Witch is dead in the canal — and a whole village did it.

In Rosario, girls aren't supposed to play fútbol. Camila plays to win.

Perfect daughters don't die. Julia is done being compared to one.

A first period, a best friend in transition, and a moon ceremony Celi isn't sure she wants.

Two feuding performer families. One impossible love. Feathers versus scales.

Ten stories from the Central Valley, where tenderness and hard work share a fence.

New Mexico stories where grace arrives in the strangest costumes.

A dying woman. A strange boy at her bedside. And one question: where are the worms?

Buenos Aires burns beautiful in twelve stories of dread.

Her ancestor looted thousands of artefacts from Peru. Gabriela Wiener wants a word.

Denver's Chicana and Indigenous women, holding each other through everything.

Death-Cast calls at midnight: today is your last day. Make it count.

Two boys, one desert summer, and the secrets of the universe.

Her best friend just invented clean energy. The elder gods noticed.

Moss's grief becomes a movement when his school starts to feel like a prison.

Ophelia has had crushes on boys forever. So why can't she stop thinking about Talia?

Four sisters, two islands, and the accents that carried everything home.

Ten stories of Nueva Jersey and Santo Domingo, in a voice that changed American fiction.

Poems for anyone learning to live loudly inside a fragile life.

Macondo: one town, one family, one hundred years of magic and ruin.

Alex hates her magic. Her spell to banish it banishes her family instead.

Brooklyn's murals are weeping — and Sierra's family magic is the reason.

From a Cuban cigar factory to a Miami detention centre: mothers, daughters, salt.

A wedding planner to the 1%, a revolutionary mother, and a hurricane called home.