Research Guides: Literature: Sandra Cisneros

Wisdom From YA Authors on Leaving Home: Sandra Cisneros

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Sandra Cisneros: Close to the Bull’s Eye
Smith, Jack. "Sandra Cisneros: Close to the Bull’s Eye." The Writer, 16 Sept. 2016.
Sandra Cisneros
Official website.
MacArthur Fellow, 1995
“Sandra Cisneros.” MacArthur Foundation, 1 July 1995, www.macfound.org/fellows/506/.

Finding Your Roots: The Pioneers Full Episode
Discover how Neil Patrick Harris, Gloria Steinem and Sandra Cisneros are connected to pioneers who broke new ground and paved the way for their modern-day descendants to continue shaping our culture. Distributed by PBS Distribution. (From description).

Creed
Poem published in Black Renaissance/Renaissance Noire Fall 2017.
In Lieu of Liquor I Write Poems
Poem published in Black Renaissance/ Renaissance Noire January 1, 2017.
In My Little Museum of Erotica
Poem published in Ploughshares Winter 2004.
Sky Without A Hat
Poem published in Black Renaissance/Renaissance Noire Fall 2017.

Caramelo by Sandra Cisneros
Call Number: PS3553.I78 C37 2002
Publication Date: 2003
A House of My Own: Stories from My Life by Sandra Cisneros
Call Number: PS3553.I78 Z46 2015
Publication Date: 2016
The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros
Call Number: ENGL 206 / ENGL 230 (Reserve Textbook Available at First Floor Service Desk)
Publication Date: 1991
Additional copies are available for loan in the Dwight Marvin Library's circulating collection call number: PS3553.I78 H6 2009
My Wicked Wicked Ways by Sandra Cisneros
Call Number: ENGL 206 / ENGL 230 (Reserve Textbook Available at First Floor Service Desk)
Publication Date: 2015
Puro Amor by Sandra Cisneros
Call Number: PS3553.I78 P8718 2018
Publication Date: 2018
Woman Hollering Creek by Sandra Cisneros
Call Number: ENGL 206 / ENGL 230 (Reserve Textbook Available at First Floor Service Desk)
Publication Date: 1992
Loose Woman: Poems by Sandra Cisneros
Call Number: ENGL 206 / ENGL 230 (Reserve Textbook Available at First Floor Service Desk)
Publication Date: 1995

Chicana ‘Belonging’ in Sandra Cisneros’ The House on Mango Street
Betz argues that Esperanza values the English language over Spanish in order to express her distaste for a Chicano community destructive to women and fearful of the outside world. (From Abstract).
Returning to One's House: An Interview with Sandra Cisneros
Published in Southwest Review Spring 1997.
Sandra Cisneros and Her Trade of the Free Word
The article focuses on the interactive novel "Caramelo," by Sandra Cisneros, which looks at Mexico's popular culture icons in the U.S. (From Abstract).
Telling a Tale Of Immigrants Whose Stories Go Untold
New York Times article after publication of Caramelo.