Meet Hispanic Authors at Barnes and Noble

A Special Invitation on behalf of the Society of Latino and Hispanic Writers of San Antonio:

Please come and meet some of San Antonio's most prominent Hispanic authors at Barnes and Noble, San Pedro Crossing, as they participate in a Hispanic Heritage Month Author Panel, Saturday, Sept. 26 at 1 p.m. Free and open to the public.

The complete line-up includes:

Diana Lopez, author of "Confetti Girl"

Barbara Renaud Gonzalez, author of "Golondrina, Why Did You Leave Me?"

KENS-5's James Munoz, writing as James Michael Doughty, "Some Monuments to Last"

Lupe Gonzalez, author of "Too Late for Romance"
Gil Dominguez, author of "They Answered the Call"
Josie Mixon, author of "Reflections of My Battered Life"
Carlos Flores, author of "Our House on Hueco"
Jim Stewart, author of "Voices Within Us"
Roxanna Montes-Bazaldua, author of "Legend of the Cascaron"
Lupe Flores, author of several children's books

Bertha Jacobson, a contributor to "Hit List: Best of Latino Mystery"

Rebeca Gomez Galindo, author of "Habitantes de Mi Tiempo

Please come and attend what promises to be a delightful afternoon with prominent Hispanic authors, and get answers to questions about writing and publishing!