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The story of Jimmy Santiago Baca, "winner of the Pushcart Prize and the American Book Award, ... called an heir to Pablo Neruda, ... [who] at the age of twenty-one ... was illiterate and facing five to ten years in a maximum-security prison ...
is rooted in the American Southwest, the setting of Jimmy Santiago Baca's highly acclaimed long narrative poem, (New Directions, 1987).
Jimmy Santiago Baca,
1989
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Spring Poems Along the Rio Grande
A follow-up to Winter Poems Along the Rio Grande continues the poet's daily pilgrimages through the meadows, riverbanks, and bosques of the Rio Grande, where he finds reflections of his visions of love and loss, poverty and renewal, and ...
Jimmy Santiago Baca,
2007
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C-Train and Thirteen Mexicans
Giving voice to the dispossessed and the disenfranchised, Baca illuminates the most unforgiving landscapes; yet his is a vision tempered by a searching hopefulness that brings these collections inching toward redemption.
Two Mexican-American brothers--Lorenzo, who becomes a farmer, and Vito, who gains fame as a boxer--take different paths in life after the brutal murder of their mother, only to have their journeys converge and bring them face-to-face with a ...
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Martín: And, Meditations on the South Valley
Two poems tell the stories of Martin, a detribalized Apache, and the narrator's efforts to survive in the barrio Fiercely moving, the two long narrative poems of Martin & Meditations on the South Valley revolve around the semi ...
Jimmy Santiago Baca,
1987
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Healing Earthquakes: Poems
This is an extraordinary work from one of our finest poets.
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Immigrants in Our Own Land
This book is a new, expanded edition of Jimmy Santiago Baca's best-selling first book of poetry.
Jimmy Santiago Baca,
1990
These essays challenge some of our basic assumptions about society, revealing that experiences of inequality are not only diverse but relational.
Maxine Baca Zinn, Bonnie T. Dill,
1994
Who is Judy Baca? What did she accomplish and how? What is her legacy? Learn about the lives of well-known Hispanic Americans who overcame tremendous odds, such as racism and poverty, and went on to leave lasting marks in the world.