Juntos: Bridges Not Walls

Learn about Fence's latest poetry folio, “'I celebrate my permanence in the eye of the beast': six women writing from El Salvador."

The Letras Latinas team and LLB2's regular columnists list their most anticipated books of 2025.

A book round up featuring Latinx poetry books that came out from July-December 2024.

A conversation with VersoFrontera series editor Octavio Quintanilla about the series.

Don't miss this reading and conversation with Eliana Hernández-Pachón, Robin Myers, and Mónica de la Torre on Tuesday, September 24th.

28 Books by Latinx Poets From the First Half of 2024 [plus a sneak peek at July]

Join the Mission Poetry Series & Santa Barbara Public Library for a virtual event on May 25th!

During our 20th Anniversary event at the University of Arizona's Poetry Center we learned some wonderful news. Composer Joshua Keeling...

All About Plaza Letras Latinas & LLB2's Guide to Latinx #AWP24

LLB2 Editors and Contributors Most Anticipated Books of 2024

Shara Lessley, Manuel Muñoz, Nico Amador, Rigoberto González, and Laura Villareal write on Gary Soto's The Elements of San Joaquin.

34 books by Latinx Poets from the Second Half of 2023.

Emma Trelles to tell us more about the story behind the prize. The four previous chapbook winners to share their experiences.

Registration for the Desert Nights Rising Stars Writing Conference is now open! The conference will take place at Arizona State...

On July 25, the Academy of American Poets announced its 2023 Poet Laureate Fellows. These twenty-three poets have each been awarded...

“I’m here to tell you that you must write about what you can’t remember." -Cynthia Guardado

If you're like me, the flood of social media content can quickly erase the memory of an exciting book announcement. In an effort to...

Ada Limón’s work will reach a historic new high as it is set to travel into space. Watch Limón read her poem for NASA’s Europa Clipper.

Reprinted from Boundless, the anthology of the Valley International Poetry Festival 2023 with permission of the author. We encourage you...

As the Poetry Editor at The Los Angeles Review (LAR), my goal is to make space for a diverse range of voices, both culturally and...

“Activism starts with relationships, one relationship at a time.” | Francisco Aragón & Cornelius Eady talk activism on Open House podcast

Read the article: 10 Afro-Latina Writers You Should Read Right Now Writer, poet, and university professor Jennifer Maritza McCauley...

“We are living through one of the largest movements of Salvadoran literature in history, one that is beyond the reach of any single...

A folio commissioned by Apogee and Letras Latinas edited by heidi andrea restrepo rhodes

Maryam Ivette Parhizkar, William Archila, Alexandra Lytton Regalado, Claudia Castro Luna, and Yvette Siegert explore documentary poetics