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Anzaldúa, Gloria. Borderlands / Fronteras: The New Mestiza.
San Francisco, CA: Spinsters/Aunt Lute, 1987.
An collection of essays and poetry on queer sexuality. Also some
bilingual pieces.
Anzaldúa, Gloria, Ed. Making Face, Making Soul / Haciendo
Cara: Creative and Critical Perspectives by Women of Color. San
Francisco: Aunt Lute Books, 1990.
An anthology by feminist women of color with some essays and poetry
on queer sexuality. Also some bilingual pieces.
Bergmann, Emile and Paul Smith, eds. Entiendes?: Queer Readings,
Hispanic Writings. Duke, 1995.
An anthology on queer Latino culture, one of the first, in
fact.
Castillo, Ana. Loverboys. New York, NY: W.W. Norton, 1996.
Castillo is a feminist lesbian writer. Short stories of love in
all its forms.
Ferre, Rosaria. Sweet Diamond Dust. Plume, 1996.
A collection of stories, some dealing with queer sexuality.
Forte-Escamilla, Kleya. [Edna Escamill]. Mada: An Erotic Novel.
Toronto: Sister Vision/Black Women and Women of Colour Press. 1993.
---. The Storyteller With Nike Airs and Other Barrio Stories.
San Francisco, CA: Aunt Lute Foundation, 1994.
Both are collections of stories with some queer content.
Moraga, Cherríe. Heroes and Saints and Other Plays.
Albuquerque, NM: West End Press, 1994.
A collection of plays by a queer Chicana writer. "Giving up the Ghost" is the story
of a lesbian and her relationships, one with a bisexual woman. "Shadow
of a Man" has some gay undertones. "Heroes and Saints"
has a gay character. Moraga is a lesbian feminist with numerous
other books.
Munoz, Elias Miguel. The Greatest Performance. Houston, TX: Arte
Publico Press, 1991.
Two Cuban exiles in the US, a gay man and a lesbian, recount their
past lives in homophobic Cuba.
Ortiz Taylor, Sheila. Coachella. Albuquerque, NM: University
of New Mexico Press, 1998.
This novel takes place during the 1980s AIDS crisis and deals with
transgender (drag) as well as queer issues.
---. Faultline. Tallahassee, FL: The Naiad Press, 1982.
A novel with several lesbian characters.
---. Southbound. Tallahassee, FL: The Naiad Press, 1990.
This is the sequel to Faultline.
Taylor, Diana and Juan Villegas, eds. Negotiating Performance:
Gender, Sexuality, and Theatricality in Latin America. Duke,
1995.
An anthology of theatrical related pieces covering queer topics,
such as AIDS and transgender.
Trujillo, Carla. What Night Brings. Willamantic, CT: Curbstone
Press. 2003.
This is the first novel from lesbian author Trujillo. It is the
story of a girl struggling with her gender identity, praying each
night that God will turn her into a boy.
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