Erika Sanchez

Oct 25, 2023 | sacurrent.com | Brandon Rodriguez |Erika Sanchez

Name: Elysia Treviño-Gonzales Birthplace: San Antonio, Texas Title: President and CEO, Twang Favorite San Antonio memory: "Riding the trolly with my grandma through downtown to Kiddie Park, or Popo, my grandpa, taking me to the Original Donut Shop for donut holes, or visiting Buttercrust Bakery on field trips." Go-to restaurants: Rosario's, Chris Madrid's, Singhs Vietnamese, Best Quality Daughter Favorite recent book: I'm Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter by Erika Sánchez Most recent...

Oct 5, 2023 | powells.com | Erika Sanchez |Ingrid Rojas Contreras |Hector Tobar |Myriam Gurba

In celebration of this year’s Hispanic and Latine Heritage Month, we’re excited to recommend nine (relatively) new nonfiction releases that we’re sure you’ll love. This list is filled with vital, polyphonic stories about love and community, colonialism and migration, ancestral history and Latine identity, land and movement, memory and loss. Looking for more? Check out our resource page for displays, lists, and essays. by Erika L. Sánchez“Women’s pain has always been oversimplified and disregarded.

Apr 2, 2023 | pressherald.com | Erika Sanchez

Liliana Rivera Garza was many things all at once – an insatiable writer, a talented swimmer, a movie lover, a devoted friend, a budding architect and an absolute feminist who loved smoking cigarettes. She dreamed of traveling and collecting experiences on her own. When she was 20, she took the first steps toward fulfilling that dream, moving to Azcapotzalco, Mexico City, where she began studying architecture at Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana.

Mar 24, 2023 | chron.com | Cristina Garza |Erika Sanchez

- - - Liliana Rivera Garza was many things all at once - an insatiable writer, a talented swimmer, a movie lover, a devoted friend, a budding architect and an absolute feminist who loved smoking cigarettes. She dreamed of traveling and collecting experiences on her own. When she was 20, she took the first steps toward fulfilling that dream, moving to Azcapotzalco, Mexico City, where she began studying architecture at Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana.