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Voices of Latin American Life, edited by Arthur
Schmidt, aims to bring the texture and humanity of Latin American
experiences to English-language readers through translations of
works that impart direct voices. Through testimonial literature,
interviews, and essays, the series will present important Latin
American views from the famous and the anonymous that reflect the
immense challenges of fundamental issues and of daily life in the
late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries. |
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Living in the Crossfire
Favela Residents, Drug Dealers, and Police Violence in Rio de Janeiro
Alves, Maria Helena Moreira and Philip Evanson254 pp • 6x9 • Spring
2011
paper 978-1-4399-0004-8
cloth 978-1-4399-0003-1
Excerpt available |
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Lucia
Testimonies of a Brazilian Drug Dealer's Woman
Gay, Robert 240 pp • 6x9 • Spring
2005
paper 978-1-59213-339-0
cloth 978-1-59213-338-3
Excerpt available |
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Nothing,
Nobody
The Voices of the Mexico City Earthquake
Poniatowska, Elena, translated by Aurora Camacho de Schmidt, foreword
by Arthur Schmidt 384 pp • 6x9 •
Fall 1995
paper 978-1-56639-345-4
cloth 978-1-56639-344-7
Excerpt available |
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Mexican Voices of the Border Region
Ortiz, Laura Velasco and Oscar F. Contreras, with translations by Sandra del Castillo
238 pp • 6x9 • Spring 2011
paper 978-1-59213-909-5
cloth 978-1-59213-908-8
Excerpt available |
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Surviving
Mexico's Dirty War
A Political Prisoner's Memoir
Ulloa Bornemann, Alberto, edited by Arthur Schmidt and Aurora
Camacho de Schmidt
232 pp • 6x9 • Fall 2006
paper 978-1-59213-423-6
cloth 978-1-59213-422-9
Excerpt available |
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My
Life as a Colombian Revolutionary
Reflections of a Former Guerrillera
V�squez Perdomo, Mar�a Eugenia, translated by Lorena Terando, introduction
by Arthur Schmidt 312 pp • 6x9 •
Fall 2004
paper 978-1-59213-101-3
cloth 978-1-59213-100-6
Excerpt available |
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