Based on an Ethnic Memory Workshop, the stories of “Cries of the Mothers of the Mountain, Voices of Women in Struggle” rescue ancestral knowledge and experiences of good living of women and trans people from seven indigenous peoples of the Salta Chaco.
Excerpt from the book "A Wrong Body?", a text that weaves together testimony, essay and the journey as a trans activist, feminist and lawyer of Constanza Valdés, published by La Pollera in Chile.
Camila Sosa Villada writes about the Old Women of the Water and the memory of transvestites in this text, part of the book for the 10th anniversary of FILBA.
"It's crucial that trans people write our own history and are its protagonists." Interview with Lía García, educator, artivist, and transfeminist writer, author of Childhood Fighting the Virus.
Opening a book is like opening a door to desire. This is the invitation Emma Barrandéguy extends to us in Habitaciones, a lesbian fiction novel written in epistolary form, reissued by La Parte Maldita.
The art of the interview in this conversation with Franco Torchia, about much more than the cuisine of his e-book Pride and Noise.
The book contains 33 accounts of individual and collective educational journeys in Argentina, written by the people who lived them. Published in 2018 by the National University of La Plata (UNLP), it is being presented in Mexico.
The story of the first trans skater, Alexa Pettone, which high school students in her town turned into a book: I am Alexa (Chirimbote).
Preview of the book Marlene Wayar Travesti/A Good Enough Theory (Editorial muchas nueces, 2018).
Last week, writer and journalist Patricia Kolesnicov gave a talk at the Neuquén Book Fair about her novel "I Fell in Love with a Vegetarian," a love story between two teenage girls. Students from a religious high school were forced to leave the event by their teachers.
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