Rigoberto González list of 23 essential new books by Latino poets
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Essential books of poetry by Latino authors selected by Times Critic-at-Large Rigoberto González
Listed alphabetically by author and editor
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- Francisco X. Alarcón and Odilia Galván Rodríguez, editors, "Poetry of Resistance: Voices for Social Justice" (University of Arizona Press)
- David Campos, "Furious Dusk" (University of Notre Dame Press)
- Jesús Castillo, "Remains" (McSweeney’s)
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- Cynthia Cruz, "How the End Begins" (Four Way Books)
- Martín Espada, "Vivas to Those Who Have Failed" (W.W. Norton)
- Aracelis Girmay, "The Black Maria" (Boa Editions, Ltd.)
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- Jennifer Givhan, “Landscape With Headless Mama” (LSU Press)
- Ray Gonzalez, "Beautiful Wall" (Boa Editions)
- Laurie Ann Guerrero, "A Crown for Gumecindo" (Aztlán Libre Press)
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- David Hernandez, "Dear, Sincerely" (University of Pittsburgh Press)
- Juan Felipe Herrera, "Notes on the Assemblage" (City Lights Publishers)
- Ada Limón, "Bright Dead Things" (Milkweed Editions)
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- Raina J. León, "sombra: (dis)locate" (Salmon Poetry)
- Pablo Medina, "The Island Kingdom" (Hanging Loose Press)
- Juan Morales, "The Siren World" (Lithic Press)
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- Miguel Murphy, "Detainee" (Barrow Street Press)
- Urayoán Noel, "Buzzing Hemispheres/ Rumor Hemisférico" (University of Arizona Press)
- Alberto Ríos, "A Small Story About the Sky" (Copper Canyon Press)
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- Iliana Rocha, "Karankawa" (University of Pittsburgh Press)
- Luis J. Rodríguez, "Borrowed Bones: New Poems from the Poet Laureate of Los Angeles" (Curbstone Books)
- Roberto Santiago, "Angel Park" (Tincture)
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- Natalie Scenters-Zapico, The Verging Cities (Center for Literary Publishing)
- Vincent Toro, "Stereo. Island. Mosaic." (Ahsahta Press)
