Books for Sale Periodicals / Latino Read the works and contributions of Chicano Literature's writers in our collection of 1st edition or rare titles. Author Titles Value Copyright/ Edition Notes Leonard Adame Cantos Pa la Memoria     no price, date Francisco X. Alárcon Body in Flames/Cuerpo en Llamas 24 1990   Rudolfo Anaya Zia Summer 50 1995 1st edition, signed Silence of the Llano 45 1982 1st edition, signed Silence of the Llano 75 1982 review copy, signed Silence of the Llano 30 1982 1st edition Silence of the Llano 50 1982 1st edition, signed Heart of Aztlan 20 1976 tradeback 1st edition The Legend of La Llorona 25 1984 tradeback 1st edition My Land Sings, Junior book 25 1999 bound galleys, 2 copies Cuentos Chicanos 25 1980 tradeback, 1st edition Voces: An Anthology of nuevo Mexicano Writers 50 1987 tradeback, 1st edition   50 1987 tradeback, 1st edition, signed Rudolfo Anaya, Simon Ortiz Ceremony of Brotherhood 50 1981 3 copies Rudolfo Anaya, Antonio Marquez Cuentos Chicanos 50 1980 tradeback 1st edition, signed Ron Arias The Road To Tamazunchale 100 1975 1st edition, 2 copies Charles Aranda New Mexico Folklore from the Spanish 10 1977   Gloria Anzaldua,Cherrie Moraga This Bridge Called my Back 50 1983 second Edition, 1st printing Mariano Azuela San Gabriel de Valdivias 15 1938 Spanish Anselmo F. Arellano Los Pobladores Nuevo Mexicanos y su Poesia 1889-1950 15 1976 1st edition, spanish, 4 copies La Tierra Amarilla: The People of the ChamaValley 10 1978 1st edition Juan Estevan Arellano Palabras de la Vista/Retratos de la Pluma 20 1984 1st edition Jimmy Santiago Baca Rockbook 3 100 1978 1st edition, 2 copies Rockbook 3 150 1978 1st edition, signed Poems taken from my Yard 250 1986 1st edition, signed, scarce-2 copies Aristeo Brito El Diablo en Texas, Literatura Chicana 75 1976 trade, 1st edition, signed, 12 copies Leoncio Bueno Los Ultimos Dias de la Ira 10 1990   Antonio Serna Candelaria Unscaled Fortress 4 1966 1st editon 4 copies Juan Cibola 4   1st editon 2 copies The Valley of Peace 4   1st edition 2 copies Nash Candelaria Memories of the Alhambra 25 1977 trade, 1st edition, 2 copies Anti-Bicicleta Haiku   1976 16 chapbooks, Ana Castillo My Father Was a Toltec 100 1988 1st edition, signed, 3 copies My Father Was a Toltec 50 1988 corrected proof with notes Sapongia 100 1990 1st edition, signed The Mixquiahuala Letters 100 1986 1st edition , signed Lorna Dee Cervantes From the Cables of Genocide 25 1991 1st edition, signed Denise Chávez Face of an Angel call for price 1994 1st edition Face of an Angel call for price 1994 1st edition,trade cover Last of the Menu Girls 75 1986 1st edition, signed, 2 copies Loving Pedro Infante call for price 2001 Advance readers copy, Por El Amor De Pedro Infante call for price 2002 proof edition Por El Amor De Pedro Infante call for price 2002 1st edition Sandra Cisneros Caramelo 35 2002 signed copies Fray Angelico Chávez Selected Poems 50 1969 signed, 2 copies But Time and Chance: The Story of P Martinez of Taos 30 1981 3 copies From an Altar Screen 8 1957   The Single Rose 50 1948   XI Lady-Lyrics 50 1945   La Conquistadora 50 1983   The Lady From Toledo 60 1993 3 copies The Virgin of Port Lligat 15 1959   A Bibliography 35 1980   Lorenzo de Cordova 16 1972 1st edition Chaves County Historical Soc. Roundup on the Pecos 40 1978 1st edition, signed copy Tibo Chávez, Gilberto Espinosa El Rio Abajo 50 1966 1st edition signed Rubén Cobos Spanish Proverbs of the Southwest 40 1973 signed Lucha Corpi Delia's Song 7 1989   Victor Hernandez Cruz Red Beans 15 1991   José Flores Mesquitierra 10 1977   Carlos Fuentes The Old Gringo 100 1985 1st edition Rafael Jesus González A Rosario, Mi Abuela 30 1979   El Hacedor de Juegos, The Maker of Games 40 1977 signed review copy Leo and Marty Hernández Padre y Hijo/Father and Son 50 1974   Angela de Hoyos Chicano Poems for the Barrio 250 1975 8 copies Multi-Faceted Poetic World of Angela de Hoyos 30 1985 1st edition HUIDOBRO Arctic Poems 40 1974   Arturo Islas Migrant Souls 20 1990 1st edition Gabriel García Marquez La Mala Hora 15 1978   Demetria Martínez Mother Toungue 20 1994 1st edition, signed Sylvia López Medina Cantora 18 1992 1st edition Robert C. Medina Two Ranges 15 1974 1st edition Fabian No Se Muere 20 1978 1st edition, signed José Montoya El Sol Y Los De Abajo 60 1972 1st edition Leonides Moreno Of Stone and Tears 12 1975 1st editions 8 copies Alejandro Morales La Verdad Sin Voz 15 1979 1st edition Simon J. Ortiz Going for the Rain 10 1976 1st edition From Sand Creek 35 1981 signed Leroy V. Quintana The History of home 10 1993   Hijo del Pueblo 65 1973 1st edition Hijo del Pueblo 75 1973 1st edition, signed Sangre 30 1981   Alfredo Rodríguez Estas Tierras 15 1987 1st edition signed Luis J. Rodríguez Poems across the Pavement 15 1991 second printing Leo Romero Agua Negra 20 1981 1st edition signed Orlando Romero Nambe Year One 5 1976 1st edition, Ernesto Sabato El Tunel 20 1975   Rául Salinas Un Trip through the Mind Jail y otras Excursions 20 1980 1st edition Jim Sagel Mas Que No Love it 25     On The Make Again 25 1990 signed, 2 copies Ricardo Sánchez Eagle Visioned Feathered Adobes 25 1990 signed Sául Sánchez Hay Plesha Lichans Tu Di Flac 50 1979 second printing Ramon J. Sender Las Imagenes Migratorias 80 1960 signed El Verdugo Afable 40 1952 signed Gary Soto Living Up the Street 35 1985 1st edition signed Sabine R. Ulibarrí Pupurupu 50 1987 1st edition signed, 2 copies Al Cielo Se Sube A Pie 75 1966 1st editions 8 copies Amor Y Ecuador 75 1966 signed by author Mi Abuela Fumaba puros/My Grama smoked cigars 1977 1st ed Tigre Secret Meaning of Death 60 1972   Luis Alberto Urrea In Search of Smow 45 1994 signed 1st ed The Fever of Being 50 1994 uncorrected proof, signed, Victor Villasenor Rain of Gold 75 1991 1st edition

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