Hispanics in the United States - Bolerium Books

plates, staplebound 10x7 inch plain printed wraps, general browning ofstock with slight signs of handling. Garces and colleagues went into anarea already exasperated by Spanish depredations, and were summarilyexecuted. 15.00341. Cultural Awareness Training Project. California cultural awarenessresource guide for adult educators and employers. San Francisco, ChinatownResources Development Center, 1982. 298p., 8.5x11 inches, wraps. Anattempt to look at California's changing demography, focusing on people ofAfrican, Chinese, Filipino, Latino, Indochinese and Native Americanorigins, prepared by consultants in each area. 75.00342. Cuneo, Pablo. Bronka stooler boo boo boo. Berkeley, Mother's Hen, 1986.9p., later printing, introduction by Floyd Salas, wraps. (Mucho somos)25.00The title story, three lines long, mentions Dracula and dwells onvampirism ("The bats eat rat fish. Dracula turns into a bat. Then he suckspeople's blood and he lives in a haunted house" &c &c --won't tell you howit ends). We think that "Bronka Stooler" is Pablo's rendering of BramStoker. "Boo boo boo," I'm telling a scary story.343. D'Amico, Albert Generoso. Brotherly wrath. San Francisco, MainstreetFoundation, 1981. 286p., hardcover with slightly edgeworn dj, old pricelabel on spine. 18.00Novel abouy race relations in San Francisco in 1980. Stated to be from thefirst run of 500 copies sold as a fundraiser for the Mainstreet Foundation,a jail-diversion program based in San Francisco.344. D'Aquino, Hernando. Sinfonia Martiana (vida y pasion), prologo deRafael Estenger. Miami, Ediciones Universal, 1971. 83p., wraps. The CubanAmerican exile version of Marti. D'Aquino is a pseudonym for Manuel H.Hernandez, a former Chief Justice of the Court of Havana who fled to theUS. 25.00345. Davila, Arturo V; Osiris Delgado Mercado; Myrna Rodriguez. Catalogo delas obras de arte en la colección del Ateneo Puertorriqueño. San Juan,Ateneo Puertorriqueño, 1996. 224p., wraps, very good. 95.00346. Davis, Cary, Carl Haub, and JoAnne Willette. U.S. Hispanics: changingthe face of America, in Population Bulletin, vol. 38, no. 3, June 1983.44p., wraps. 12.00347. Davis, Mike. Magical urbanism; Latinos reinvent the US city. London,Verso, 2000. xviii, 172p., dj. 10.00348. Daydí-Tolson, Santiago, ed. Five poets of Aztlán; Alfonso Rodríguez, ElHuitlacoche, Leroy V. Quintana, Alma Villanueva, Carmen Tafolla.Binghamton, Bilingual Press, 1985. 224p.,wraps. 18.00349. Another copy, rear wrap slightly creased and rubbed. 15.00350. de Baca, Carlos C. Vicente Silva; the Terror of Las Vegas. [Las Vegas,NM], Tate Gallery Publication, 1968. [ii] 48p., 6x9.5 inches, frontisportraitof Silva, introduction, very good reprint in pictorial wraps.40.00Manuel de Baca wrote the original in Spanish in the 1890s. The originalEnglish-language edition by Carlos de Baca was written in 1938 and is veryscarce and noted in Six-Guns and Saddle Leather no. 103 and 106. This is a1960s self-published reprint by a New Mexico gallery-owner. Silva was abandit in Las Vegas, NM.