Merida: Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 8vo, 133p., wrps, notes, illus., CD. A variety of dialogues in Maya and Spanish, featuring the Maya alphabet. Includes a CD containing these dialogues. More about KAN MAAYA YEETEL MEJEN TSIKABALO'OB= APRENDA MAYA CON BREVES DIÁLOGOS
Ciudad de México: ALMADÍA Ediciones, 2026. First Edition. Paperback. 112 pages, wrps. This work is described as a "long poem" that functions as an archaeology of the body and a poetic genealogy. More about TIENE ADENTRO ALGO QUE BRILLA
Metepec: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 214 pages, wrps. This is the first book of poetry by the renowned Argentine anthropologist and feminist thinker Rita Segato. This work reveals an entirely new facet of the author, who is globally renowned for her essays on gender-based violence..... More about EL CAMINO DE REGRESO
Ciudad de México: Textofilia Ediciones, 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 179 pages, wrps. It explores the duality between chance and causality in interpersonal encounters. It invites reflection on themes such as love, heartbreak, and the fleeting nature of human connections. More about Contratiempos
Ciudad de México: Textofilia Ediciones, (Coleccion Lumia. Serie Narrativa), 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 96 pages, wrps. Norma Lazo is a prominent Mexican writer, essayist, and screenwriter known for her work in crime fiction and horror. Her other notable works include: Hablemos escritoras: La visible oscuridad (2025): A historical thriller set..... More about La tiniebla
México: Abismos Editorial, 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 116 pages, wrps. A book of short stories that explores the atrophied connection between humanity and nature, the constant pursuit of power, and desire analyzing how these dynamics shape our existence with dark humor and reflection. More about Las funciones del placer
Ciudad de México: Editorial: Hachette Literatura, 2026. First Edition. Paperback. 166 pages, wrps. Is the debut novel by Colombian author Diana Obando. It explores themes of nature, grief, and the blurring lines between dreams and reality. More about Noche, noche, noche
Ciudad de México: Almadia Ediciones, (Narrativa), 2026. First Edition. Paperback. 138 pages, wrps. The work is an introspective and fragmented narrative that follows the life of a young Mexican student at an elite university in Massachusetts. Through very brief chapters, the novel explores: Identity and Migration, Mental Health and Addictions..... More about Material inflamable
Tuxtla Gutierrez: Consejo Estatal para las Culturas y las Artes de Chiapas (CONECULTA) y el Centro Estatal de Lenguas, Arte y Literatura Indígenas (CELALI), (Coleccion Ts 'ib-jaye, Textos de los pueblos originarios. Serie: Tradicion Oral), 2017. First Edition. Paperback. 105 pages, wrps. A key work for the documentation and preservation..... More about Riox: discurso ceremonial tsotsil de Chenalhó
México: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, 2025. Second Edition. Paperback. 133 pages, illustrations, photos, wrps. It uses fictional narrative as a strategic tool to communicate scientific concepts in an accessible and engaging manner. Illustrations by Angeles Alegre. More about Cuentos Comunicantes
Tuxtla Gutierrez: Universidad Autónoma de Chiapas (UNACH), (Coleccion Voces que cuentan, 7), 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 104 pages, wrps. It compiles a selection of short stories and creative texts produced by students and members of the university community, serving as a platform for emerging literary talent. More about Voces que cuentan: Antología de escritoras y escritores universitarios
México: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, (Serie: Notas al margen. Segunda epoca; 2), 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 139 pages, maps, illustrations, photos, wrps. It explores the development of the modern book from the late 15th century and analyzes the various actors and professions involved in its production and circulation in..... More about Oficios del libro en el México virreinal
México: Universidad Autónoma de Nayarit, 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 76 pages, wrps. It focuses on a specific literary proposition within the catalog of contemporary Mexican fiction. More about Árbol de soles
México, D.F. Pluralia Ediciones, 2023. First Edition. Paperback. 39p., illus., wrps. "Nu'ú vixo / Tierra mojada" is a collection of poetry written in both Mixtecan and Spanish by Nadia López García, paricularly centering around indigenous Mixtec women and their sacrifices, feelings, expressions, and struggles. The work also includes illustrations by..... More about Nu'ú vixo / Tierra mojada
Toluca: Secretaria de Cultura y Turismo del Gobierno del estado de México, (Colección Letras, serie Narrativa), 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 98 pages, wrps, 22 cm. Is a witty historical novel that examines the life of the infamous Mexican dictator Santa Anna through his obsession with food. Set at his private..... More about El vuelo de la hilacha y en manga de clavo
Coyoacán: Paso de Gato, 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 199 pages, illustrations, wrps, 21 cm. This book is a comprehensive technical guide and reference tool designed to demystify the complex terminology used in vocal training. Mastache bridges the gap between the anatomical science of the voice and the artistic practice of..... More about Glosario de la voz comentado
Ciudad de México: Penguin Random House Grupo Editorial, 2026. First Edition. Paperback. 291 pages, wrps, 24 cm. Is a gripping Mexican noir novel featuring the legendary detective "El Zurdo" Mendieta. Forced out of retirement to find a missing woman, Mendieta must navigate a lethal web of cartels and corruption. It..... More about La sirena y el jubilado
Ciudad de México: Guillermo Palma Silva, 2022. First Edition. Paperback. 249 pages, wrps, 21 cm. Is a haunting collection of short, lyrical stories that delve into the secret lives of women. Through a lens of dark romanticism and sharp realism, Stephanie Rendón explores themes of longing, memory, and the quiet..... More about Que venga la noche
Ciudad de México: Penguin Random House Groupo Editorial, 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 430 pages, wrps, 24 cm. Is a noir thriller about Dunia Montoro, an intelligence analyst who becomes the lead suspect in her ex-husband's suspicious death. To prove her innocence, she must descend into a chaotic Mexico City underworld..... More about Mala espina
México: Fondo de Cultura Economica, (Colección Popular, 1007), 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 260 pages, wrps, 21 cm. The story follows Guido Wagner, a struggling German journalist looking for a career-defining scoop. He becomes obsessed with an urban legend: that Mick Jagger has a secret Cuban daughter. As Guido navigates the..... More about La hija cubana de Mick Jagger
Ciudad de México: La tinta del silencio, 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 186 pages, wrps, 21 cm. The book tells the story of a man attempting to reconnect with a lost love. Through an intimate and fragmented narrative, León Rico explores the scars of the past and the fragile hope of..... More about Naufragio en año bisiesto
Toluca: Secretaría de Cultura y Turismo del Gobierno del Estado de México, (Colección Letras, Serie Narrativa), 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 132 pages, wrps, 22 cm. A haunting portrait of youth, obsession, and urban decay, Beautiful boy follows a protagonist lost in a world of fleeting connections and sensory excess. Emilio..... More about Beautiful boy
Estado de México: Secretaría de Cultura y turismo del Gobierno del Estado de México, (Colección Letras Serie Crónica), 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 102 pages, wrps, 22 cm. Blending historical research with the art of the chronicle, Serrano Avelar reconstructs the early world of Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz. By..... More about Aires de familia: el pueblo y la casa de Sor Juana
Chiapas: El Colegio de La Frontera Sur, 2026. First Edition. Paperback. 249 pages, illustrations, amps, wrps, This interdisciplinary volume exposes the deadly link between social inequality and environmental decay in Southern Mexico. By studying chronic diseases, water conflicts, and the vital role of traditional midwives, Salvatierra-Izabá and his team call..... More about Desigualdad ambiente y salud en el sur-sureste de México
Buenos Aires: Fondo de Cultura Economica, (Colección Tierra firme), 2025. First Edition. Paperback. 110 pages, wrps, 21 cm. Mixing scientific data with surreal personal anecdotes, Nicolás Hochman explores the "other life" of a sleepwalker. The book serves as an intimate record of a man who lives two lives—one conscious and..... More about La parte del sonambulismo