LASA 2019 Recap

June 6, 2019

Thank you to everyone who came by the University of Arizona Press booth to say hello and browse our books at the 2019 Latin American Studies Association in Boston. We loved having the opportunity to catch up with our authors and meet new scholars. To top it all off, the weather in Boston was beautiful all weekend, and there were many sights to see in the city.

UA Press author Emily Hind posing with her new book, *Dude Lit*.

Frederico Freitas with his UA Press book, *Big Water*, co-edited with Jacob Blanc.

Maria Teresa de la Piedra stopped by to say hello and pose with her book, *Educating Across Borders*.

Hannah Burdette came by with her daughter to say hello, and posed with her new book *Revealing Rebellion in Abiayala*.

Gloria Elizabeth Chacón with her new book, *Indigenous Interfaces*, co-edited with Jennifer Gómez Menjivar.

Anthony Pahnke visited our booth and posed with his UA Press book, *Brazil’s Long Revolution*.

It was so nice to see Aída Hernández Castillo at LASA. Here, she poses with her new book, *Transcontinental Dialogues*, as well as *Multiple Injustices*.

Many thanks to Ariel Zatarain Tumbaga for stopping by the booth and posing with his book, *Yaqui Indigeneity*.

It was so wonderful to see Paul M. Worley and Rita M. Palacios. Thanks for posing for a picture with your new book, *Unwriting Maya Literature*!

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