First Edition. A printed report on three claims to large tracts of New Mexico based on 18th century Spanish land grants: a claim from the Native Zia, Santa Ana, and Jemez pueblos and two claims by old New Mexican families, one near Santa Fe, the other in Navajo territory. Each.....

First Edition. A wonderful collection of wry political poems, winner of the Austin Book Award in 1985. Cover photo of the author by Sandra Cisneros. 44 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in wrappers (paperback). Signed by Sandra Cisneros.

First Edition. One of the breakout Chicano novels of the 1990s, a heartfelt and mystical family saga of Mexican immigrants in the US. 551 pages. First edition (first printing). Fine in a very near fine jacket. The book has virtualy no fading or wear to the jacket. Quite uncommon in.....

First edition. Cisneros' third poetry collection, which was reprinted within a month of publication. xii, 115 pages. First edition (stated). Fine in a fine jacket. Inscribed by Cisneros on the title page to a previous owner in the year of publication.

Third printing. One of the most important and popular books in the Chicano literary canon issued originally by this university-affiliated Latino press. Third printing (two years after the first). A very good to near fine copy in the original wrappers (paperback) with wrap-around artwork. There is an American Book Award.....

Second Printing. A bilingual collection of essays. xiii, 207 pages. Second printing. A fine copy, inscribed by Sandra Cisneros, "Tomás [Tom Garner], Like Larry King, another fine Texas humorist; he passed away a few weeks ago. We will miss him but are blessed to have known him. Sandra Cisneros."

First hardcover edition. This is the uncorrected proof of the small format hardcover was published to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the original paperback edition. 135 pages. A fine copy in gray wrappers. Inscribed by Cisneros on the title page, "Para Tomas [Tom] Garner, friend and ally, Sandra Cisneros."

First Edition. The first hardcover collection of these poems, originally published by a small press in a paperback edition. 103 pages. First edition (first printing, stating First Hardcover Edition, with a number line ending in 2, as is the practice of Random House subsidiaries). A fine copy in a fine.....

75 pages. 6 by 10-3/4 inches. One of 35 copies. Colección Puente de la Plaza. Poems in Spanish and English translation, selected by Behar, who notes that this is the first anthology of Cuban Jewish writers to be published in Cuba. The covers of the book form a single design.....

First edition. Ríos' second book, published as Number 4 in the Chicano Chapbook Series and printed in Mexico in an edition of only 350 copies. Obviously, quite scarce. Ríos is a professor at Arizona State University and was that state's first poet laureate. 23 pages. Roughly 4-1/4 by 6-3/4 inches.....

First Edition. Volume I contains "The Spanish Language", "La gramática inglesa", and "The English Reader." Volume II contains "The Analysis of the Parts of Speech", "Spanish Syntax Made Easy", "The Commercial Secretary", and "El lector español." This is a very early American guide to learning Spanish, based on a system.....

First edition. An important early work by this pioneering Chicano poet who was one of the first to explore the Mayan and Aztec roots of Chicano culture. Fifteen years ago, I offered the opinion that of the early Chicano Movement poetry collections, this was the easiest to find; but no.....

Three letters, each on a different style of letterhead, written in Baca's capacity as the attorney for various parties. In one letter, Baca requests the current status of a case; in another he requests a correction to a decree sent to one of his clients, and in the third he.....