The Poets:

• Alarcón, Francisco: Of Dark Love (Sonnets IV, VII, and XIV)
• Alurista: do u dare, Poem in memory of Jose Antonio Burciaga: u burciagat,
• Aponte, Paul: Selected Poems: To Beauty & Passion; Thoughts and Pensamientos; It's only business; Life, Self, & religion
• Bridal, Tessa: Moon Gift,
• de las Costillas, Miguel: Mallates
• Donize, Lidia: El Norte and What Can You Buy With Food Stamps?
• Duran, Phil: memorial note, 9-19-95 (for Ricardo Sanchez), has left us, salute to chiapas, freedom wind, recuerdos y mas, otra taza compa, chicano power, menudo on campus, America i-c-u, He never returned, the lost warrior, césar chávez, maría & the blockade, A New Dawn
• Gabriela, Matilde: Selected Poems: El Grito y Consuelo, I Just Want to be a Butterfly, Poem, Pura Este.
• Gallegos, Joseph: La Esperanza and La Flaca de T.L.
• Gonzales-Berry, Erlinda: Perros y Antiperros
• Jiménez, Karen: Potty Mouth
• Jiménez, Melanie: Evil Empire and Suit and Tie
• Mares, E.A.: Selected Poems: These Are Four Wounds, Miguel; Fairview Cemetery; North of the Central Avenue Bridge
• Martínez, Dmetria: Breathing Between the Lines
• Mendívil, Pascual: Desperate Prayers and Connected
• Mora, Pat: Mangos y Limones, Silence Like Cool Sand, Legal Alien
• Pinate, Marc: How Many and Scent
• Romano, Octavio: El Anyo Nuevo
• Ramos, Debora: The Open Veins of Aztlan, Firebird, Home
• Sanchez, Ricardo: Indict America, Dr. Gardea: Compatriota . . ., Stream, Some Thoughts on Writing (Chicano Literature), Hechizos: Pieces of Life, Soledad was a girl's name, Otra vez, Three days to go, Libertad was born in primavera, Homing, Tiempo navideño,, Preface to a Poem Entitled: Santos Rodríguez , Santos Rodríguez, Teresa, last night, Fridays Belong to Friends, Sometimes, Concí tu realidad, hijito, damn, oh, damn, Milwaukee Blues y Gritos Norteños, drizzling moments, Tinieblas y Prisiones: Voyage to Lemo Creek, p-78: One World Energetics, y con un grito, reception, Regreso, and within the vísperas, Orale, Don Cristobal, dirge chicaneaux, Canción Chiapaneka, Casi Gato AKA, Ese, Pues, That's the Way It Is, July 14, 1968: A Visit, Sojourns in Virginny, Old Man, Next, I Know You by Your, Smile-Filled Songs, Chinto
• Vargas, David: Tupac
• Villanueva, Tino: Convocation de Pallabras

Also online:

Miguel R. López: "The Pinto Poet and the Critic: Ricardo Sanchez and Postmodern Theory" (a critical lecture) Erlinda Gonzales-Berry: "Perros y Antiperros" (a critical essay on contemporary Chicano poetry) Ilan Stavans: "The New Latino: A Literary Renaissance" Richard Rodriguez: "Soil and Water-- Californians Redefine Idea of Who is American" Ana Castillo: "My Mother's Mexico" La Llorona (a synopsis of the reknowned myth) Interviews with Chicano/Latino Writers (Ana Castillo, Denise Chavez, Gloria Anzaldua, Rodolfo Anaya, Rolando Hinjosa, Sandra Cisneros, and Tey Diana Rebolledo) Chicana Art Database (information on Chicano artists and their works; articles, bibliographies, biographies, historical background, etc.). Library Research in Chicano Studies (bibliographies, biographies, dictionaries, folklore, history, periodical indexes, etc.) Displacing Borders: A Bibliography (suggestions for further readings in Latino/borderland literature) Latino Literature (background information useful in the study of Latino literature: history, religion, custom, etc.)

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