Reviews for Gay and lesbian themes in Latin American writing

The average rating for Gay and lesbian themes in Latin American writing based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-03-22 00:00:00 George Hutchcraft As someone interested in pursuing a career in queer Spanish-language literature, this collection was an incredible find! I cannot stress enough how cool it can be to just browse the thousands of selections at a library. With that said, Gossy's interpretation of Aldonza was particularly great and brought a whole new understanding of Don Quixote that I would not have ever found otherwise. Although a little dated now, I absolutely recommend this to anyone interested in the intersection of queer studies and Spanish-language literature.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-04-10 00:00:00 Mr. Uwe Matschke Found this gem on the Internet Archive Library: Support libraries and archives, kids! There is definitely not enough non-fiction about Hispanic/Latinx LGBT+ culture in the world. I only wish I was introduced to this book earlier in my life. Keep in mind, this was published in the 1990's, so the discussion is mostly about the G, the L, and a little bit of the B, but no T or A (haha joke), but otherwise I would recommend this for those interested in Queer and Feminist Theory.