"A superbly rich anthology of Tejana writings and the only one of its kind." -- Yolanda Broyles-Gonzalez, University Distinguished Professor and Head, American Ethnic Studies Department, Kansas State University
InÉs HernÁndez-Ávila is a professor of Native American studies at the University of California, Davis. She is one of the founders of the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association. Norma Elia CantÚ is a professor of Latina/ Latino Studies and English at the University of Missouri in Kansas City. She is the founder of the Society for the Study of Gloria AnzaldÚa and cofounder of CantoMundo, a place for Latin@ poets and poetry.
...the editors have brought together a truly impressive array of Tejana female artists, giving equal time to established names and rising stars. (Santa Fe New Mexican) A volume meriting serious scholarly consideration…As homogeneity increases through processes such as globalization, Entre Guadalupe y Malinche is a reminder of the relevance of regional particularism and how writers and artists respond to notions of place and land through constructions of imagination, memory, and community. (Western American Literature) Entre Guadalupe y Malinche is a vibrant collection…The texts collectively imagine, create, and rewrite Tejana stories into the Texas-Mexican landscape but contest any single notion of a unified experience, be it cultural, gender, or geographical…Entre Guadalupe y Malinche takes the reader on personal journeys of discovery, family, love, and healing all while rooted in the larger paradigm of the decolonial imaginary. (Journal of American Studies)
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