Mother Tongue/Idioma Materno

A. Onofre; M. Morales; Jessica González; Sonia Marzo; R. Jackson

doi:10.59236/rjv12i2pp110-126

April 1, 2013

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The anthology promotes cultural expression through diverse narratives across various authors and styles.
Contributions highlight themes of identity and heritage, celebrating the significance of mother tongues.
Collaboration with Gemini Ink enriches the project, enhancing community engagement and literary visibility.
This collection serves as a valuable resource, reflecting the richness of South Texas's literary landscape.

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This article includes excerpts and information about Mother Tongue/Idioma materno, a published anthology created in collaboration with authors and Program Gemini Ink, a San Antonio-based literary arts organization and independent literary center in South Texas.

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