Narratives of Greater Mexico: essays on Chicano literary history, genre, and borders

Redefining the borderlands: from the Spanish southwest to greater Mexico, from Charles F. Lummis to Américo paredes

Writing the dreams of la Nueva México: Rudolfo A. Anaya's Bless me, ultima and the southwest literary tradition

The emergence of the Chicano novel: Tomás Rivera's ". . . y no se lo tragó la tierra" and the community of readers

"A recorder of events with a sour stomach": Oscar Zeta Acosta and The autobiography of a brown buffalo

"Making familia from scratch": Cherríe L. Moraga's Self-portraits

"Mexicanos al grito de guerra": Rolando Hinojosa's Cronicón del condado de Belken

"Como México no hay dos": Sandra Cisneros's feminist border stories.