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Q&A: Frederick Luis Aldama and Angela M. Sánchez Explore Latine Food and Sports through Comics
Food and sports aren't just rituals—they're where Latinx cultures, histories, and identities are forged, preserved, and transformed. Our new anthology From Cocinas to Lucha LIbre Ringsides disrupts stereotypes and celebrates joy, humor, and complexity.
12 hours ago


Why We Tell Stories—And How They Keep Transforming Us
In this episode , host Daniel Chacón sits down with Fredrick Luis Aldama—the award-winning author, theorist, and editor known as Professor Latinx—to explore how stories shape our minds, our culture, and even our bodies. Aldama discusses his astonishingly prolific career, from editing FlowerSong Press and launching the Brown Ink imprint to teaching courses on narrative, wellness, and smartphone storytelling. Their conversation moves from literature to neuroscience to video gam
12 hours ago


Beyond Borders: When Big Stories Meet Little Stories at MSU!
Why Latinx storytelling matters and how we're building spaces where our narratives can breathe, grow, and thrive.
Oct 5


Keynote at BGSU, March 25-26—See You There!
Spring Keynote at Bowling Green State University!
Feb 19


Max Rodriguez | Spanish & English Editions | Book Launch, Reading, Signing!
October 1st 4-6PM Latinx Pop Lab | Patton Hall (RLP) 4.102 Max Rodriguez (née Maxine) could read before they could talk, devouring...
Sep 24, 2024


The Absolutely (Almost) True Adventures of Max Rodriguez Now In Spanish!
The Absolutely (Almost) True Adventures Now Available in Spanish!!!
Sep 15, 2024


Las Aventuras de Chupacabra Charlie Wins ILBA Honorable Mention!
Charlie Wins Honorable Mention, 2024 International Latino Book Award's Alma Flor Ada Best Latino Focused Children's Picture Book
Sep 15, 2024


Aldama's Book Reading & Launch: The Absolutely (Almost) True Adventures of Max Rodriguez. English & Spanish Editions. Tuesday October 1, 4-6PM
Aldama will discuss creative process and read from his latest novel, The Absolutely (Almost) True Adventures of Max Rodriguez
Sep 13, 2024


Professor Latinx Talks Auteurism in Film & Comics with PopCultX
Aldama talks with PopCultX about auteurism (theory & practice) in film & comics.
Sep 8, 2024


Exciting September Book Drop!
Labyrinths Borne Spanish Edition!
Sep 5, 2024


The Absolutely (Almost) True Adventures of Max Rodriguez | San Antonio College Library Common Read | October 3, 2024
San Antonio College Library Common Read & The Absolutely (Almost) True Adventures of Max Rodriguez. October 3, 2024
Jul 26, 2024


Tarrant County College | Trinity River Campus | Forth Worth | September 17, 2024
All-Day Hispanic Heritage Event on Comics
Jul 26, 2024


Daniel Olivas Interviews Aldama for Latino Book Review!
DANIEL A. OLIVAS: What—or who—inspired you to create your wonderfully well-read, self-proclaimed misfit, Max Rodriguez (née Maxine), and...
May 23, 2024


Cristina Herrera Talks w/ Aldama About His YA Novel for Latinx Pop Magazine!
You dedicate your book to misfits, botched-jobbers, and unapologetic originals. . .
May 23, 2024


Christianne Menses Interviews Aldama About Through Fences!
Menses talks with Aldama about the vivid narratives, stunning illustrations, and thought-provoking themes in my Through Fences.
May 22, 2024


Luis Torres Interviews Aldama About Through Fences!
There's always a little or a lot of our truths in our fiction.
May 22, 2024


Ralph Villanueva Reviews Aldama's Labyrinths Borne!
Hope allows us to transcend fear and to go beyond the present moment into the active pursuit of a better life, a better future
May 22, 2024


Mariela Pinilla Reviews Aldama's YA Novel!
Max’s story is one for those who have struggled to fit in. . .
May 22, 2024


Book Reading & Signing May 25, 1PM Cover to Cover
Aldama will discuss Through Fences, The Absolutely (Almost) True Adventures of Max Rodriguez, and Labyrinths Borne
May 22, 2024


Leave "The Edgar" Haircut Alone & Focus on Real Issues | San Antonio News-Express May 23, 2024
This talks about the controversy around "The Edgar" haircut and the need to re-focus on real issues: K-12 schools
May 22, 2024
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