Description
Frontera by Gloria Anzaldúa is a serpentine narrative that challenges traditional storytelling and explores the silenced spaces of history, particularly those inhabited by women of Mexican descent. This mestizo text weaves together autobiography, essay, and poetry to create a new kind of politics and identity.
Through its fluid language, which blends Spanish, English, and Náhuatl, Frontera gives voice to the experiences of Anzaldúa's life, creating a unique narrative that defies linear boundaries. This book is a powerful exploration of the borderlands, where identity, history, and politics intersect.
Published in 2016, this edition features 299 pages bound in paperback. Frontera is a work of literary non-fiction that will appeal to readers interested in essays, literature collections, and feminist theory.