About Rudolfo Anaya
Rudolfo Anaya is an American author. Best known for his 1972 novel Bless Me, Ultima, Anaya is considered one of the founders of the canon of contemporary Chicano literature.
Series
Sonny Baca
1. Zia Summer (1995)
2. Rio Grande Fall (1996)
3. Shaman Winter (1999)
4. Jemez Spring (2005)
1. Zia Summer (1995)
2. Rio Grande Fall (1996)
3. Shaman Winter (1999)
4. Jemez Spring (2005)
Novels
Bless Me, Ultima (1972)
Heart of Aztlan (1976)
Tortuga (1979)
The Legend of La Llorona (1984)
Alburquerque (1992)
Jalamanta (1996)
Curse of the Chupacabra (2006)
ChupaCabra and the Roswell UFO (2008)
Randy Lopez Goes Home (2011)
Heart of Aztlan (1976)
Tortuga (1979)
The Legend of La Llorona (1984)
Alburquerque (1992)
Jalamanta (1996)
Curse of the Chupacabra (2006)
ChupaCabra and the Roswell UFO (2008)
Randy Lopez Goes Home (2011)
Collections
The Silence of the Llano (1982)
The Adventures of Juan Chicaspatas (poems) (1985)
My Land Sings (1999)
Serafina's Stories (2004)
The Man Who Could Fly (2006)
The Adventures of Juan Chicaspatas (poems) (1985)
My Land Sings (1999)
Serafina's Stories (2004)
The Man Who Could Fly (2006)
Plays
Picture Books
The Farolitos of Christmas (1987)
Maya's Children (1997)
Farolitos for Abuelo (1999)
Roadrunner's Dance (2000)
The Santero's Miracle (2004)
The First Tortilla (2005)
Juan and the Jackalope (2009)
Maya's Children (1997)
Farolitos for Abuelo (1999)
Roadrunner's Dance (2000)
The Santero's Miracle (2004)
The First Tortilla (2005)
Juan and the Jackalope (2009)
Anthologies edited
Non fiction
A Chicano in China (1986)
Lord of the Dawn (1987)
Aztlan (1989)
Flow of the River (1992)
Descansos (1995)
An Elegy On the Death of Cesar Chavez (2000)
Lord of the Dawn (1987)
Aztlan (1989)
Flow of the River (1992)
Descansos (1995)
An Elegy On the Death of Cesar Chavez (2000)
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