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Reyna Grande

Mexico (b.1975)

Reyna Grande is a sought-after speaker at middle/high schools, colleges and universities across the nation, and teaches creative writing workshops in Los Angeles. She has served as a judge for the Pen/USA Literary Awards and is on the planning committee of the Latino Book & Family Festival.

Genres: Historical

Novels

   Across a Hundred Mountains (2006)
   Dancing with Butterflies (2009)
   A Ballad of Love and Glory (2022)

Anthologies edited

Somewhere We Are Human (2022) (with Sonia Guinansaca)

Non fiction

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Books containing stories by Reyna Grande

Sacramento Noir (2025)
(Akashik Noir)
edited by
John Freeman

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L.A. Weather (2021)
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"Take it from María Amparo Escandón-it’s not always 72 and sunny in Los Angeles. Known for her sly humor, she brings us a surprising story about family life in one of America’s most complex cities."

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