How This 'Chicana' Writer Is Breaking The Mold When It Comes To Strong Women
Category: FIFTY
In college, Ana Castillo's plan had been to teach art in high school, but she veered from that more conventional path to become a self-taught poet and then a self-taught everything else literary, now with two New York Times Notable Books of the Year to her credit. Today, she is called one of the most powerful voices in contemporary Chicana literature.
By Patricia Crisafulli, ContributorAuthor, founder, FaithHopeandFiction.com, 2014-07-05