San Juan: Independently Published, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 213p., wrps. Set in 1980's, the dark novel By Robert Friedman, follows the protagonist Wolf, a Polish-Jewish concentration camp survivor, who has come to Puerto Rico to try to build his life again, and Carmen, self-imprisoned by her drug addiction. More
Bogotá: Ediciones El Laberinto, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 272p., photos, wrps. Delgado-Figueroa analyzes the inauguration messages of two governors for the New Progressive Party of Puerto Rico, Luis Ferré (1969) and Pedro Pierluisi (2021), where their political oratory is examined and his connection to a socially constructed reality. More
Puerto Rico: Independently Published, 2021. Revised. Paperback. 234p., photos, facsimiles, graphics, bibl., wrps. In this revised edition of De Bomba y de Bombeadores includes photos of places in Catano, and of aging informants such as Doa Rosa Candida Negron, daughter of Dominguito Negron and Don Manuel Rivera Pizarro. It also..... More
San Juan: The Osage Group, 2018. First edition. Paperback. 135p., illus., wrps. Cordóva's novel follows the protagonist Maria Teresa in a historical account of Maria's unexpected birth, which would serve as a harbinger of the years of turbulence and instability that would precede her: deficiencies, isolation, invasion of the English..... More
Haiti: Independently Published, 2021. Second edition. Paperback. 176p., wrps. Pedro Duran de la Fuente's first hand account of Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, addressing questions regarding the will of the international community to resolve a crisis of that size and transform this urgency into development for the country such as..... More
Dominican Republic: Independently Published, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 247p., photos, indices, wrps. Rafael Brea's text is a reflective analysis of the socio-political work of the great social economist José Luis Alemán, S.J., (1928/2007), in the Dominican Republic. More
Morovis: Colectivo Much Ma'ho'l, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 581p., maps, photos, illus., facismiles, graphics, tables, Martinez-Torrez's work is a testament to the importance of the Abacoa region as an ancestral space, which is constantly threatened by interests that have led to the industrial use of the waters of the herbaceous..... More
San Juan: Editorial Nuevo Mundo, 2011. First edition. Paperback. 137p., maps, photos, illus., facsimiles, graphics, wrps. Mason traveled to Puerto Rico with a project entitled the Scientific Survey of Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands was undertaken in 1914-1915 by the New York Academy of Sciences, to study Puerto Rican..... More
Haiti: Independently Published, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 421p., wrps. Max Kail examines the Union of Zombie Hunters, a group of security specialists who have worked behind the scenes against criminal gangs in Haiti. They were operating in the shadows because the country is in the hands of a handful of..... More
Haiti: Independently Published, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 263p., indices, wrps. Xavier explains that Haiti is paradise for all foreigners, hell for all Haitians for the reason of politics. It is a source of wealth for all foreigners, but sadly no legitimate child can enjoy Haiti for its beautiful qualities and..... More
Santo Domingo: Independently published, 2021. Second edition. Paperback. 201p., photos, wrps. Novas examines the phenomenon of "los gavilleros" as a qualifier to acknowledge the Dominicans who rose up in the mountains to confront the invading United States soldiers from 1916, arose as an effort by the author to expose the..... More
Haiti: Editions 3 Barres, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 164p., wrps. Delorme's book is a plea in favor of Haiti’s economic recovery through the revival of its once prosperous agricultural activity. More
Santo Domingo: Kindle Direct Publishing, 2021. Second edition. Paperback. 145p., tables, graphics, wrps. Camillo integrates 15 new sections and quantitative results, which document the Dominican economic resilience against the health shock caused by COVID-19. More
Guanajuato: Universidad de Guanajuato, 2013. First edition. Paperback. 106p., illus., wrps. This book is one of the first place winners of the Wigberto Jimenes Moreno National Prize for Research and Regional Culture 2011. More
Puerto Rico: Independently Published, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 290p., photos, facsimiles, wrps. Rodriguez's memoirs addressing devastating effects of working for factories in low-paying jobs and living in the poorest neighborhoods in the United States, obtaining economic subsistence, and psychological and spiritual support to survive miseries and discrimination. More
San Juan, PR: Éditions Dumas, 2021. First edition Cara y Cruz. Paperback. 124p., maps, photos, illus., facsimiles, musical notations, wrps. First part is a controversial historical account of the Northamerican invasion of Puerto Rico, (1898); said by some critics to blur the distinction between myth and realitiy. Second part is..... More
Puerto Rico: Editorial Librelulas, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 88p., photos, illus., wrps. A collection of patriotic poems dedicated to Puerto Rico. More
Puerto Rico: Independently Published, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 269p., maps, color plates, photots, facsimiles, tables, wrps. The story of the town of Villalba, Puerto Rico. From its aboriginal origins to the present day, this book illustrates our history through storytelling as well as images. More
New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 246p., photos, wrps. Ocasio's collects Puerto Rican folktales that were passed down orally for generations before finally being transcribed beginning in 1914 by the team of famous anthropologist Franz Boas. These charming tales give readers a window into the imaginations and..... More
San Juan: Independently Published, 2021. Second edition. Paperback. 202p., tables, bibl., wrps. Jimenez's text examines the slaves captured in Utuado and those who escaped from the hands of the owners of this jurisdiction between 1820-1855. More
Puerto Rico: Independently Published, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 113p., illus., wrps. Andujar's collection of poems reflects feelings of the soul, real and lived experiences, love, tenderness, and dedication. More
Puerto Rico: Independently Published, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 95p., wrps. Andujar reflects ideas of a dedicated woman, a woman who suffers, a woman who loves openly and lives without taboos. More
Puerto Rico: Independent Publication, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 102p., photos, indices, wrps. Álvarez's poems are dedicated to the people of the City of Caguas. More
San Juan: Editora Education Emergente, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 247p., wrps. Brief Anthology of Anarchist Thought in Puerto Rico (1900-1919) is ideal for courses in history, political science and humanities of Puerto Rico, among others. More
Cabo Rojo: Editora Educacion Emergente, 2021. First edition. Paperback. 315p., bibl., wrps. Marisol LeBrón traces the history of the emergence, development, and consolidation of colonial state power in Puerto Rico as a police and punitive power. More
