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A short clip of Marie Arana in conversation with Brian Winter at the Americas Society in NYC, hosted by American Quarterly.
Read MoreArana in conversation with Jorge Zamanillo, the founding director behind the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Latino, which Congress established in December 2020 to illuminate the invaluable contributions of Latinos to the United States.
Read MoreWriter Marie Arana shares stories and little-known histories of the diverse Latino population of America, the fastest-growing minority in the U.S.
Read MoreAuthor and editor Marie Arana joins Linsey Davis to discuss her new book: “LatinoLand: A Portrait of America’s Largest and Least Understood Minority.” Watch on FaceBook >
Read MoreHere are the appearances, book tour dates, media, press, and reviews for Marie Arana and her book, LatinoLand.
Read More“Journalist and writer Marie Arana took on the difficult task in her book “LatinoLand” to write an overview of Latino America, a group which comprises nearly 20% of the American population but are not a monolith or a single group.
Read MoreMarie Arana on the Three Crucibles of Latin American History. Author and National Book Award finalist, Marie Arana, tells us about her newest book Silver, Sword, and Stone, a powerful narrative about the three enduring forces that have defined Latin America, and its people, since pre-Columbian times.
Read MoreWatch Marie’s (unedited) TED talk, given at the first TED-South conference in Latin America. The conference was in Rio de Janeiro in a fabulous tent set up on Copacabana Beach. Usually, TED talks are edited to a fine, polished product, and all the uhms, ahs, and slips removed, but here you get to see my…
Read MoreLa novela “Lima Nights” fue publicada en Lima, Perú y recibió elogios, nombrada por el crítico literario de El Comercio Ricardo González Vigil como una de las mejores novelas peruanas de 2014. Marie fue entrevistada por Clara Elvira Ospina en el programa de Canal N “Tiempo de Leer.” El libro fue traducido del ingles por el escritor peruano Ezio Neyra.
Read MoreJournalist and author Marie Arana shares her experience with Girl Rising and what it was like getting to know Senna, the girl in the film’s Peru Chapter. In this video travelogue, Arana recounts meeting the girl with the “”warrior-like core”” in the near-vertical slum of La Rinconada and being moved by her. Born in Lima to a Peruvian father and an American mother, the author, editor and journalist is deeply engaged in both worlds. A writer of fiction and memoir, Arana has dedicated herself to explaining each culture to the other. Her commitment to Peru, and to the struggles of the disadvantaged there, permeates her work.
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