Authors
Participating / Autores Participantes
J. Erik Jonsson Central Library
1515 Young
St, Dallas, TX 75201
- Friday, July 14
10 am to 5
pm
- Saturday
July 15
10 am to 5 pm
- Sunday, July
16
1 pm to 5 pm
- Kayla Tucker Adams,
There’s beauty in the rainbow, Speech
communication: a study guide for prospective speech
teachers
- David A. Bedford,
Liliana y el Espejo
- Bright Siaw Afriyie,
Introduction to computer Fundamentals
- David
Boston, illustrator
- Raul
Caballero, El agua inmóvil
- Maria
Cabeza, poet
-
Araceli Calderon, Un Ojo al Gato y otro al
Garabato, En Mexico las Flores son Azules
- Roberto Calderon,
Mexican Coal Mining Labor in Texas and Cohuila,
1880-1930, Mexican Politics in Texas, Laredo
1845-1911 (fall 2006)
-
Yanitzia Canetti, Completamente Diferente
(Everest 2004), El Principe Azul (Everest 2006)
-
Catherine
Carrasco Lynch, Mi Abuelita, El Rancho de
Carlitos
- Olga Cilia, Becoming
What You Already Are
- Gretchen Craig, Always
and Forever
- Ivar
Da Coll, Azucar, Dia de los Muertos
-
Richard Dominguez, El Gato Negro
-
Margaret Donnelly, The Spirits of Venuezuela,
The Song of the Golden Cocks, ‘Los Espiritus de
Venezuela, El Canto de los Gallos de Oro
- Raj
Dore, Tandoori Texan Tales
- Shirley Smith Duke, No
Bows!
- Xavier Garza, Creepy
Creatures and Other Cucuys, Lucha Libre- the Man
with the Silver Mask
- Lucia
Gonzalez, Cartas a un Fantasma Reo La Noche
en Belice City
- Jose Angel Gutierrez,
A Gringo Manual on How to Handle Mexicans, A
Chicano Manual on How to Handle Gringos, My
Struggle for the Land:Autobiography of Reies Lopez
Tijerina
- David Hernandez,
Missing in America: Freedom, Justice and Honor
- Juan Hernandez, The
New American Pioneers: Why are we Afraid of
Mexicans
-
Margarita Hernandez, featured poet in Antologia
de Poetas Vivos de Jalisco and Sojurn (UTD literary
quarterly)
- Kathi Jackson, They
Called them Angels: American Military Nurses of
World War II
- David Bruce Jones,
scholar on the origins of writing The Inca Writing
System
- Jennifer Kindert,
illustrator, Mommy’s Bed by Sonia Black, Hurry
Up! by Bernette Ford, Llamas in Pajamas by Teddy
Slater
- Ruth King, The Ugly
Truth about Small Business: 50 Things That Can
Happen and What You Can Do About Them
-
Danilo Lopez
- Luis
Lopez Nieves El Corazon de Voltaire
- Vivian
Mansour, El Enmascarado de Lata, El Peinado
de la Tia Chofi
- Josué Gabriel de Montemayor,
poet/writer. Host of Letra y Musica
- Michael Moore, Haiku
Landscapes, Contemporary View of Haiku,
Chocolate Chips, Contemporary Haiku
-
Gustavo Morales, Vivir con el Vecino
- Gloria
Novak, Mom, Dad and Me, Aprendemos Español
- Dolores Owens, Lessons
from a Virtous Woman: A Tribute to Fedencia Castillo
Morales
- DeWayne Owens, How to
get Rich on Purpose
- Phil Porter, The Route
to Happiness
- Ana
Reymundo, Celia: Mi Vida
-
Elizabeth Rojas-Auda, Visión y Ceguera de
Concha Espina: su Obra Contemporanea
-
Alexey Root,
Children and
Chess: A Guide for Educators and 1989 US Woman's
Chess Champion
- Terje Saar-Hambazaza,
translator of contemporary Estonian literature.
Currently working on a book titled Beginner’s
Estonian
- Juan
Rivera Saavedra, Tecnica para escribir una
pieza de teatro Cuentos Sociales de Ciencia
Ficcion, ha escrito mas de 500 cuentos y 176 obras
de teatro.
- Sharon Scott, How to
Say no and Keep your Friends, Not Better…Not
Worse…Just Different, Too Cool for Drugs
- Toni Simmons, The
Cheese Chase: Why Dogs Chase Cats
- Andrew Smith, The
Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America
- James L. Spikes, The
Adventures of Lemmon Head and Mudd Duck
- Roberto R.Treviño, The
Church in the Barrio: Mexican American
Ethno-Catholicism in Houston
- C. Roberto Umaña,
Second Opinion- Open Heart surgery
-
Liliana Valenzuela, writer and literary
translator of Caramelo by Sandra Cisneros, La
última de las Muchachas del Menu by Denise Chavez,
Cuando la Tia Lola Vino de Visita/a quedarse by
Julia Alvarez
- Shelby
Vincent, translator children’s book
-
Benjamín Vincent, illustrator
- Elizabeth D. Woodworth,
Pull Up your Pants Before you Cross the Street
- Edwin
Anthony Zapata Figueroa, Asalto al Desnudo
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