In the April 24, 2016 edition of the San Antonio Express News, there is a fantastic review of The Smoking Mirror, penned by the redoubtable Bryce Milligan. Click here to give it a read! Alternatively, you can download a PDF here.
Author and padrino of Latino spec-fic Ernest Hogan has reviewed A Kingdom Beneath the Waves (Garza Twins #2) for La Bloga. “A Kingdom Beneath the Waves is one of the most imaginative fantasies I’ve read in years,” Hogan declares. “Latinos of all varieties will find things to identify with, and…
Just in time for my birthday, Rudy Ch. García over at La Bloga has posted a lovely overview of my work. Give it a read! A Chicano novelist and his literary works
A brief review of The Smoking Mirror has appeared in issue 53.3-2015 of Bookbird: A Journal of International Children’s Literature. Here is a link to the Project Muse page for the issue, which includes the review. You can read a scanned version of the article here.
Ernest Hogan has lots of great things to say about The Smoking Mirror in this week’s Chicanonáutica at La Bloga.
My poetry collection Shattering and Bricolage was one of several featured in the March 29, 2015 edition of the San Antonio Express-News as part of a celebration of National Poetry Month. You can view a PDF of that page here.
A couple of authors have offered up early praise for my upcoming YA fantasy novel The Smoking Mirror. “A wild, magical adventure into an ancient world, where two young but brave twins will do anything to save their family…emotional and mystical!” —Guadalupe Garcia McCall, award-winning author of Under the Mesquite and…
A very nice review of Flower, Song, Dance: Aztec and Mayan Poetry titled “Perform with Drums” and written by 2005 Texas Poet Laureate Alan Birkelbach has appeared in American Book Review Volume 35, Number 4, May/June 2014.
A couple of great poets have weighed in with blurbs: It seems, at times, David Bowles “has wandered away from the land of men,” his earthly declarations channeled up from a history of ancient monsters: a world still ruled by deep mystery. His words strike unexpected chords and intense visuals:…
I’m pleased and honored that the latest edition of Pleiades: A Journal of New Writing features a review of Flower, Song, Dance: Aztec and Mayan Poetry. Click on the links below for scans of the journal. Part 1 of the review Part 2 of the review
