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INTERNATIONAL LATINO BOOK AWARD FINALISTS

June 5, 2016 by Tia Tenopia

THREE OF LATINOPIA’S REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS HAVE BEEN NAMED FINALISTS IN THE 2016 INTERNATIONAL LATINO BOOK AWARDS. LATINOPIA CONGRATULATES:

RUDY ANAYA for his poetry collection Poems from the Rio Grande. Añaya is the celebrated author of the classic coming of age novel Bless Me Ultima and an occasional latinopia blogger. His latest work is a collection of poems, his first, titled Poems from the Rio Grande. He is a finalist in the category of Best Poetry Book – One Author – English.

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JOSÉ E. MURATTI TORO for his Spanish language poetry collection Utopías Descifradas. Muratti is a regular blogger on Latinopia with his monthly blog of poems also titled Utopías Descifradas. He is a finalist in the category of Best Poetry Book – One Author – Spanish.Jose-Muratti1_200

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JESÚS SALVADOR TREVIÑO for his short story collection Return to Arroyo Grande. Treviño is the founder and producer of Latinopia.com and this is the third collection of short stories in the Arroyo Grande arc. He is a finalist in the category of Best Latino Focused Fiction Book – English.

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For more on the International Latino Book Awards visit: https://app.box.com/s/si0noqeuz45an4e8yzo7jp3fg3b5ryna

 

 

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