Luiselli's book, Lost Children Archive, addresses the experience of young migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border
The Guadalajara Book Fair is the world’s most important annual event in the Spanish-speaking publishing world
This mobile bookstore in Guadalajara invites people to travel with their imagination
Amparo Dávila's work is often classified as the middle ground between magical realism and fantasy literature
Fernanda Melchor was selected for her book Hurricane Season
In her book Lost Children Archive, Luiselli addresses her work with young migrants in the Mexico-U.S. border
In a predominantly white industry, Jeanine Cummins' American Dirt is putting pressure on publishers to address diversity issues
When Oprah Winfrey endorsed the novel American Dirt for her book club last month, many Latinxs took to social media to criticize the novel by Jeanine Cummins for its stereotypes
The government plans to open another five library-airplanes
Women, both in Mexico and the world, are still struggling for their literary productions to be recognized