Bronx Bound Books
battered woman struggling to recover her mind and soul.”
~ Kirkus Reviews
~ Maria Aponte
Author Transitions of a Nuyorican Cinderella
“With elements of magical realism, readers of Coney Island Siren will latch on to Maggie, empathize with her, and think about the real-life Maggie’s in the world.”
~ Anita Martin
Postcards & Authors
“… a novel lives and dies on the creation of real, riveting characters out of which a plot evolves. And that’s what the author achieves in Coney Island Siren. Maggie Fuentes is as memorable as they come. She jumps off the page and into your life and you keep thinking about her even when you’re not reading…Even as you become entranced by her, you want to look away because you feel somehow
complicit just for her being so typically human, so fallible.”
–Venantius
Postcards and Authors
Theresa Varela: Nuyorican in Brooklyn
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Brooklyn Book Festival Offers A Variety of Intimate “Bookend Events”
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Independent Publisher
10 Latino Books That Go Beyond the Latino Label
by Jon Marcantoni
Latin Post
PALABRAS: Brooklyn-born Author Theresa Varela Allows Her Character to Tell Their Own Stories
by Nicole Akoukou Thompson
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