A Latin American Literary classic back in print with an afterword by Costa Rican novelist Daniel Quiros! Carlos Gagini's REDEMPTIONS ... https://t.co/WgCjYmp6Rx pic.twitter.com/wkm2pdYTIt— San Diego State University Press (@SDSUPress) September 25, 2019
Wednesday, September 25, 2019
Carlos Gagini's REDEMPTIONS (A Translation of El Árbol Enfermo) Back in a new TRADE PAPERBACK Printing, perfect for the Latin American Studies/Literature Classroom!
Tuesday, September 24, 2019
Newly Released Book! -- Tijuana: The History of a Mexican Metropolis -- From SDSU Press, San Diego State University
Tijuana: The History of a Mexican Metropolis
Author: T.D. Proffitt, III
Illustrator: Marcia Donato
Originally published in 1994, Tijuana: The History of Mexican Metropolis was the first book-length study of Tijuana to have appeared in decades. Thurber Proffitt produced an in-depth history that theorizes a symbiotic frontier-one that is mutually advantageous, but also, interdependent, so much so that San Diego, California, and Tijuana, Baja California, emerge as a fused metropolis, a Latinx megalopolis. Now in its second printing, this fascinating chronicle offers 21st century readers a vital sociocultural history, with Tijuana emerging alongside San Diego as twin cities on the edge of a vital tomorrow.
Third sanctuary of the First Baptist Church of Tijuana |
Take a closer look at what this captivating book has to offer: Tijuana: The History of a Mexican Metropolis
David Ornelas is a graduate student in the Masters of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences cultural/interdisciplinary studies program at San Diego State University. His passion for reading books led to his work here with SDSU Press.
Sunday, September 22, 2019
Baja California Literature is an SDSU Press Specialty! ¡La literatura de Baja California es una especialidad de SDSU Press!
Tracking the Mexican literary diaspora one book at a time ... https://t.co/3wdXHsJJUx#baja #bajacalifornia #mexicanliterature #comparativeliterature #lafrontera #border #borders pic.twitter.com/cfCExoyUj5
— San Diego State University Press (@SDSUPress) September 22, 2019
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