Granada: Museo Arqueología Precolombiana, Mi Museo, 2017. First Edition. Paperback. 352p., maps, photos, illus., tables, graphics, bibl., wrps. Is a study and history of Pre-Hispanic Nicaraguan architecture as cultural and archaeological patrimony. Compilation by Geoffrey McCafferty. More
Managua: Editorial HISPAMER, 2018. First edition. Paperback. 429p., photos, illus., wrps. A critical approach to Nicaragua's various political struggles, including revolutions, coups, and dictatorships. Contents include: "La Revolución de Zelaya", "Ascenso y caída de Anastasio Somoza García", "Incidencia religioso en colegios privados", and "De la heroicidad al martirio", among others... More
Buenos Aires: Paradiso, 2017. First Edition. Paperback. 125p., wrps. "La entereza" is a grotesque novel with undertones of burlesque comedy and surrealism. Written by Eduardo Rubinschik, who is also the author of "Trama", "Amor a las deudas", "Lisboe o las partes del agua", "La suma del olvido", "El tiempo involuntario"... More
Santo Domingo: Edita Libros, Editores, 2016. First Edition. Paperback. 438p., photos, illus., wrps. "Lo que no se dijo en el Cortesano de Balaguer" is a critical and realistic approach which aims to investigate and expose the "sacrifices" attributed to the Age of Dominican dictator Trujillo in his 12 year regime. More
Managua: Hispamer, 2016. Second Edition. Paperback. 226p., photos, wrps. "El encanto del poder" is a critique on the political powers of Central America from a historical perspective. More
Bogotá: Lemoine Editores, 2018. First Edition. Paperback. 191p., bibl., wrps. "Ni una más ni una menos. La ruta al feminicidio" is a journalistic study on all types of violence suffered by women in Latin America, particularly Colombia, from their husbands, boyfriends, fathers, brothers, and men in general. The work includes... More
Madrid: Ediciones Akal, 2017. First Edition. Paperback. 402p., photos, illus., bibl., wrps. "Tiran al maricón" offers a counterhistory of Spain's sexual patterns, as well as an interpretation of gay subjectivities before the Spanish State. Contents include: "1984, Barcelona. Microhistoria iconoclasta", "Homonacionalismos: Política de la historia LGBT+ posfranquista", "Pluma y transición... More
Medellín: Editorial Universidad de Antioquia (Colección Literatura/Novela), 2018. First Edition. Paperback. 225p., wrps. "Amor en la nube" centers around Teresa, a single woman approaching 40 who is an anti-consumerist, anti-Catholic, and feminist university professor. But more than anything else, she is a restless woman eager to fall in love and... More
Popayán: Editorial Universidad del Cauca, 2017. First Edition. Paperback. 249p., bibl., index, wrps. "Las voces de las piedras que enfrentan a los dioses" is a study on how to think about everyday forms of resistance among the Afrodescendant population of Popayán, and how to escape the Eurocentric perspective of colonization... More
Medellín: Editorial Universidad de Antioquia (Colección Contemporáneos), 2018. First Edition. Paperback. 247p., wrps. "El eco de las cosas" explores the relationship between journalism and memory. According to Juan José Hoyos, to remember and be reminded is to knit together the facts that comprise our past. Memories are what allow us... More
Medellín: Biblioteca Mario Escobar Velásquez, Hilo de Plata Editores, 2017. Third Edition. Paperback. 283p., wrps. "Cuando pase el ánima sola" is a novel in which violence and tenderness converge. All the characters are built upon this contrast of vigorous beauty. Courage, or the need to defend one's own place and... More
Madrid: aAmistades Particulares Libros Libres, 2017. First Edition. Paperback. 71p., illus., wrps. "Sonetos del amor oscuro" is a collection of sonnets written during the last years of Spanish poet and playwright Federico García Lorca, which was collected and published posthumously. Features homoerotic illustrations by Alba Pérez Mansilla. More
Bilbao: EC.O, Ediciones Cívicas.O, 2017. First Edition. Paperback. 455p., wrps. "El tercer lobo" is a novel centering around homoerotic themes which explore the fear of rejection and internal homofobia. Authored by Spanish writer Francisco Javier Olivas. More
Almería: Círculo Rojo Editorial, 2018. First Edition. Paperback. 331p., "Peligrosa seducción" is a novel with heavy themes of homoeroticism and immigration. Authored by Spanish writer J.T. Moragas. More
Madrid: Ediciones Pà,ies, 2017. First Edition. Paperback. 412p., map, wrps. "Nada es cierto" is a novel centering around a diverse cast of characters, including a powerful matriarch, an ex-cop turned private detective, and a haggard drag queen. Authored by Spanish writer Nacho Zubizarreta, who has written scripts for several television... More
Quito: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador, (Col. Ensayo Literario), 2018. First Edition. Paperback. 190p., bibl., wrps. "El deseo es una pregunta ensayos sobre poesía latinoamericana" is a collection of critical essays on the question and presence of desire in Latin American poetry, and the ways in which authors use and... More
Quito: FLACSO, Abya-Yala, (Serie Atrio), 2018. First Edition. Paperback. xvii, 319p., illus., tables, wrps. "Comunidad, estado y subjetividad" is a study on the reproduction of inequality and collective efforts to combat it from an ethnographic perspective, specifically examining indigenous women and their social and democratic participation in Ecuador. The work... More
Quito: Ediciones El Fakir, (Colección Aurosia), 2017. First Edition. Paperback. 769p., wrps. "Jorge Carrera Andrade: edición crítica anotada" is a collection of poetry by 20th century Ecuadorian poet Jorge Carrera Andrade, accompanied by a critical introductory study that proposes a novel approach to his work. Highlighted poems include: "Misterios naturales"... More
Quito: Editorial El Conejo, 2017. First Edition. Paperback. 117p., wrps. "Señorita satán: Nuevas narradoras ecuatorianas" is a compilation of stories by Ecuadorian writers, who delve into diverse themes and explore the presence of violence as a silent element that appears in the most intimate details. Authors include: Daniela Alcívar Bellolio... More
México, D.F: Alfaguara, 2017. First Edition. Paperback. 218p., wrps. In "Vuelo de cuervos", a young poet is ordered to document a dangerous military mission consisting of the violent and forced evacuation of Miskito Indians from their ancestral habitat in the Nicaragua to an area named, ironically, Tasba Pri, which in... More
Ecuador: Editorial El Conejo, 2017. First Edition. Paperback. 327p., photos, wrps. "Antología bilingüe del cuento ecuatoriano de inicios del siglo XXI" is an anthology of stories by Ecuadorian authors during the beginning of the 21st century, written in both English and Spanish. This work provides a panoramic view of the... More
Quito/Sangolquí, Ecuador: Flasco Ecuador, Universidad de la Fuerzas Armadas ESPE (Serie Academíca Atrio), 2017. First Edition. Paperback. 307p., tables, graphics, facsimile, bibl., wrps. "Fuerzas armadas, pretorianismo y calidad de la democracia" critically examines the roots of praetorianism and the appropriate role of armed forces in a stable democracy, using Ecuador... More
Málaga: UMA Editorial (Atenea. Estudios de género), 2016. First Edition. Paperback. 397p., tables, graphics, bibl., wrps. "Violencia de género y mujeres inmigrantes" analyzes the impact of violence against immigrant women in the context of a relationship, and examine the response to violence offered by the criminal justice system in Spain... More
Managua: PAVSA, 2016. First edition. Paperback. 254p., graphics, tables., wrps. "El régimen de ortega ¿Una nueva dictadura familiar en el continente?" is a compilation of studies and essays which discuss the political state of Nicaragua as well as President Ortega's regime, addressing characteristics of dicatatorship in his regime. Features chapters... More
Quito: CCE Benjamín Carrión, 2015. First Edition. Paperback. 463p., wrps. "La escritora, pensamiento y obra" is an anthology of Ecuadorian journalist, human rights activist and feminist Zolia Ugarte de Landívar's published articles and writings from the column "La Prensa", which were written daily between June 8th, 1910 and November 14th... More