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Mariela Santos Muñiz

An avid reader and lover of words, Mariela Santos-Muniz currently works as a freelance journalist and writer. Bilingual in English and Spanish, she holds an M.A. from Boston University in International Relations and International Communications. While she learned a lot during her time in Boston and had some really cool experiences there, she's happy to now be back in warm Puerto Rico.

Two Children’s Book Authors Speak on the Importance of Latinx Characters

On writing Latinx stories for Latinx children.

POW! A Brief Introduction to Marvel Comics and the Marvel Universe

Want a super quick refresher on the history of Marvel Comics and the Marvel Universe? We've got you covered with this introduction.

A Brief Introduction to Bestselling Writer Isabel Allende

Get to know Isabell Allende books, as well as her life, with this handy guide.

14 Quotes on Writing By U.S. Latinx and Latin American Authors

Whether you're in a writing slump or are looking for some words of wisdom from your favorite writers, enjoy these quotes on writing by Latinx authors.

5 Autobiographies or Memoirs by Latina Actresses Gracing Your Screens

These celebrities have some amazing stories to tell about their lives and, good news, you can read all about them in these memoirs by Latina actresses.

7 Books About Baseball Legend Roberto Clemente for Children and Adults

Learn about the humanitarian, baseball legend, and first Latino player inducted into the Hall of Fame through these Roberto Clemente books.

This Is How Books Are Turned Into Movies

Ever wonder how books are adapted for film? We talked to some publishing and entertainment professionals to get the details.

4 Italian Travel Locations Perfect for Shakespeare Fans

Pack your bags, world travelers! Let your imagination run wild as you wander the places that William Shakespeare chose for his plays.

6 YA Latinx Authors to Read During Hispanic Heritage Month

National Hispanic Heritage Month takes place September 15 to October 15. We're recognizing it with these fantastic YA Latinx authors.

6 Degrees of Separation: From Gabriel García Márquez to Susan Sontag

The book world can be a small one. We're playing a game of six degrees of separation, starting with Gabriel García Márquez, ending with Susan Sontag.