Kanellos, Nicol?s

"Latino Almanac covers the history of Latino Americans in politics, labor, law, religion, business, science, medicine, the military, media, sports, literature, music, theater, art, and film. Chapters address the important events and social and cultural changes that affected Latino Americans over the centuries. Each chapter offers a narrative history, along with separate biographical profiles of more than 650 key figures"-- Provided by publisher.

A selection of representative works by twenty-one Hispanic writers of short fiction in the United States.

Contains more than seven hundred alphabetically arranged entries that provide information about Latino literature, covering significant individuals, historical events, concepts, and themes; and includes a bibliography and index.

A compendium created by a national team of scholars covering a broad range of aspects of Hispanic life and culture in the United States.

Provides coverage on all aspects of Hispanic-American history and culture.

A chronological record of 500 years of Hispanic achievement, listing 1,100 Hispanic accomplishments in the areas of religion, publishing, labor, business and commerce, sports, government, the arts, science and technology, civil rights, and other fields.

Chronicles the social, cultural, political, educational, and economic history of Hispanic Americans in a time line format spanning 25,000 B.C. through August 1995.

A collection of writings which represent the history of Hispanic literature in the United States from the age of exploration to the present.

Traces the history of Hispanic culture in the Western Hemisphere, providing a comprehensive listing of historical and cultural events about peoples whose origins or descent is Mexico, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Spain, and the Spanish-speaking countries of Central and South America.