ASC Safe Zone

https://newbooksnetwork.com/the-dissidence-of-reinaldo-arenas

Remembering Reinaldo Arenas on his death anniversary (1943-1990)

April 1 is the 44th year anniversary of the takeover of the Peruvian embassy in Havana; it fueled popular dissatisfaction leading to the Mariel Boatlift weeks later. Q***r writer Reinaldo Arenas was the most notable of the Marielito refugees.

I am at Cayo Hueso (Key West) to formally finished my book publications on Reinaldo Arenas. I am turning in my last book on this crazy writer to the local public library where I researched so much about marielitos who arrived through Key West in 1980, including Arenas.

See complete article: https://wearemitu.com/latinx-heritage-month/the-root-of-latinx-joy/9-books-to-read-if-you-want-to-learn-more-about-latin-american-folklore-y-leyendas/

Early LGBT History Month
Celebration!

Revising the role of Reinaldo Arenas as among the first Q***r activists from Cuba and Latin America.

Para los historiadores del siglo XIX cubano, vean mi reseña sobre esta interesante antología crítica por el Prof. Jorge Camacho (U of South Carolina): https://deinospoesia.com/2022/07/27/sobre-dos-norteamericanas-en-la-guerra-de-cuba-1868-1878/

Never too late to celebrate Caribbean Heritage Month! My bilingual anthology, Folk Tales from the Hills of Puerto Rico, is available from Rutgers University Press.

https://www.rebelwomenlit.com/blog/2021caribbeanbooks?format=amp

Congrats to my co-writers Sandro Barros (Michigan State U) and Angela Willis (Davidson C)

Never to late to celebrate Caribbean Heritage Month! https://www.latinobookreview.com/folk-stories-from-the-hills-of-puerto-rico--cuentos-folkloacutericos-de-las-montantildeas-de-puerto-rico---8203rafael-ocasio--latino-book-review1.html