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Hispanic Voices in Fiction

Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month with fiction that spans countries and genres; highlighting both acclaimed authors and voices you may not have discovered yet.

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  • Mexican and Mexican American family saga blending lucha libre, queer identity, family secrets, and three generations divided between Mexico and Los Angeles.
    Book, 2024New York : Simon & Schuster, 2024. — Espinoza, A
  • Puerto Rican horror blending friendship, revenge, crime, Hurricane Maria, and supernatural forces in San Juan.
    Book, 2024New York : Mulholland Books/Little, Brown, 2024. — Iglesias, G
  • Indigenous historical fiction tracing family, racism, memory, and survival across generations in the American West.
    Book, 2022New York : One World, [2022] — Fajardo- Anstine, K
  • Mexican literary horror about grief, motherhood, queerness, and a strange creature born from a family's devastating loss.
    Book, 2023New York : Zando, 2023 — Samano Cordova, G
  • Panamanian American historical fiction centering the workers, families, and communities transformed by construction of the Panama Canal.
    Book, 2024New York, NY : Ecco, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, [2024] — Henriquez, C
  • Salvadoran American historical fiction blending sisterhood, Indigenous history, dictatorship, genocide, exile, and ghosts.
    Book, 2024New York : Pantheon Books, 2024. — Balibrera, G
  • Puerto Rican and Mexican American literary fiction about art, ambition, racism, power, and a forgotten Latina artist.
    Book, 2024New York : Flatiron Books, 2024. — Gonzalez, X
  • Tejano multigenerational fiction blending family secrets, a mysterious curse, punk music, and life along the Texas-Mexico border.
    Book, 2024Miami, FL : Vintage Espanol, 2024. — Fuentes, M
  • Queer Dominican immigrant fiction about friendship, identity, migration, and finding community in late-1990s New York.
    Book, 2025New York : Simon & Schuster, 2025. — Heredia, A
  • Salvadoran American speculative fiction blending family history, the Salvadoran Civil War, and alternate realities.
    Book, 2025New York, NY : Mariner Books, 2025. — Reyes, R
  • Mexican borderlands dystopian fiction about censorship and the power of books.
    Book, 2025New York : MCD / Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2025. — Flores, F
  • Mexican American and Indigenous borderlands mystery blending missing women, family secrets, folklore, and environmental devastation.
    Book, 2025New York, NY : Mulholland Books / Little, Brown and Company, 2025. — Givhan, J
  • Mexican feminist fiction reimagining Medea amid cartel violence, motherhood, loss, and survival.
    Book, 2026New York City : Feminist Press at the City University of New York, 2026. — Cerda, D
  • Mexican gothic horror blending witchcraft, dark academia, family history, and three generations of women haunted by the same sinister force.
    Book, 2025New York : Del Rey, 2025. — Moreno -Garcia, S
  • Venezuelan literary fiction exploring migration, family separation, political upheaval, and the meaning of home.
    Book, 2026New York : Alfred A. Knopf, 2026. — Morán, M