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Published leaflets on Tierra, first published by Quinto Sol Publications in 1971. TR's short story, "His Hands in his Pocket," deals with the trauma a child experiences after witnessing a murder and being implicated in the cover-up.

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TR's "El Pete Fonseca" and "Los salamandras," first published by Quinto Sol, and in the novel, Tierra. The stories deal with the life of a child growing up in a farmworking family, exposed to the hard reality of life and the human struggle.

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TR's essay, "Chicano Literature: Fiesta of the Living," published in Books Abroad, describes the development of the Chicano writer and include other essays on Chicano literature.

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Early poetry of TR, first published by Quinto Sol press in El Grito. Most of the poetry deals with the struggles of man and his quest for wisdom. Include the poems entitled "M'ijo no mira nada," "Me lo enterraron" and "Searchers."

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A collection of TR's early poetry published in the journal, Original Works, and in the conference proceedings, Ethnic Literatures Since 1776: The Many Voices of America. Include TR's only poetry chapbook, Always and Other Poems.

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Articles about TR dealing with different aspects of his life in higher education and on his memory. Some of the journals are Schedule, Network, UC MEXUS News, and Mascarones.

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Picante magazine publishes TR's short story, "Inside the Window," and essay on "Chicano Literature." TR's practices his style and technique, in order to develop and expand the growth of Chicano literature in the American Southwest.

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Published articles about TR by Caminos and Somos magazines, dealing with the objectives TR had in advancing the Chicano and Latino community in higher education.

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The Caribbean Review publishes TR's film review, "A Clash of Cultures: The Ballad of Gregorio Cortéz," and the Discovery journal, publishes Américo Paredes' essay, "A Sense of Place," dealing with TR's desire to build a community of writers.

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The Pan American University at Edinburg, TX, publishes TR's essay, "Into The Labyrinth: The Chicano in Literature," in the proceedings of the symposium, New Voices in Literature: The Mexican American, on October 7-8, 1971.