Eng.

A professor at the University of Texas at Austin sends TR a copy of his essay entitled "A Dialectics of Difference: Towards A Theory of the Chicano Novel," dealing with the need for a reassessment of theory in Chicano literature.

Eng/Sp.

A professor of Spanish at the University of Tulsa sends TR a copy of her essay, "The Image of Women in Chicano Literature," describing the various stereotypes society uses to view women.

Eng/Sp.

A Chicano poet from El Paso, TX, sends TR a copy of his poetry collection entitled Tierra y ceniza, dealing with the Chicano struggle for liberation in an oppressed society.

Eng/Sp.

A Chicano writer sends TR a collection of short stories on the experiences of a migrant child. Some of the titles are "El primer día de escuela," "El último día de escuela" and "Las elecciones."

Eng.

A young poet sends TR her original poem entitled "One to One Correspondence," dealing with the beauty of relationships.

Eng/Sp.

A professor of literature at UCSD sends TR a copy of his essay, "From the Critical Premise to the Product: Critical Modes and Their Applications to a Chicano Literary Text." Include some literary correspondence and notes.

Eng/Sp.

A professor of English at UC Berkeley sends TR copies of his poetry collection entitled Black Hair, and of his narrative recollections, Living Up the Street. Most of the poems and short stories deal with the adventures of a child.

Eng.

A professor of literature at Kent Sate University, OH, sends TR a copy of his essay entitled "Borges' `Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius' and Nabokov's Pale Fire. Literature of Exhaustion."