Norma Elia Cantú

* • 2020. meXicana Fashions: Politics, Self Adornment and Identity Construction, University of Texas Press • 2020. Teaching Gloria Anzaldúa: Pedagogies and Practices for our Classrooms and Communities, Co-editor with Aída Hurtado. University of Arizona Press. • 2019. Cabañuelas: A Love Story.Co-editor with Margaret Cantú Sánchez and Candace De Leon Zepeda University of New Mexico Press. • 2019. Meditación Fronteriza: Poems of Life, Love and Work, under review, University of Arizona Press • 2016. Co-editor with Inés Hernández Ávila, Entre Malinche y Guadalupe: Tejanas in Literature and Art. 2016. • 2016. Entre Malinche y Guadalupe: Tejanas in Literature and Art. Co-edited with Inés Hernández Ávila, University of Texas Press Co-editor with Rita Urquíjo Ruiz, The Plays of Silviana Wood. University of Arizona Press • 2015. Translator: Borderlands/La Frontera. Universidad Autónoma de Mexico • 2015. Canícula: Snapshots of a Girlhood en la Frontera—Updated 20th Anniversary Edition, University of New Mexico Press • 2014. Diálogo Special Issue: Poetry, co-edited with Juana Goergen • 2013. "Los Tecolotes," in ¡Arriba Baseball! A Collection of Latino/a Baseball Fiction. VAO Publishing. • 2012. Moctezuma’s Table: Rolando Briseño’s Mexicano and Chicano Tablescapes, Texas A&M University Press • 2011. Paths to Discovery: Autobiographies of Chicanas with Careers in Mathematics, Science and Engineering. UCLA Chicano Studies Research Center Press • 2010. El Mundo Zurdo: Selected Works from the Meetings of the Society for the Study of Gloria Anzaldúa 2007 & 2009, Co-Editor. (Aunt Lute Books) • 2010. Inside the Latin@ Experience: A Latino Studies Reader, co-edited with Maria Franquiz (Palgrave/Macmillan) • 2009. Dancing Across Borders: Danzas y Bailes Mexicanos. Co-edited with Olga Nájera-Ramírez and Brenda Romero. University of Illinois Press. • 2009. Prietas y Güeras: Proceedings of the First Conference on the Life and Work of Gloria Anzaldúa. Co-editor. San Antonio, TX: Adelante Project. I embroider borders.... Poetry book, limited edition. Southwest School of Arts and Crafts. • 2006. Editor. Flor y Ciencia: Chicanas in Mathematics, Science and Engineering. AAAS Adelante Project. • 2001. Co-editor with Olga Najera Ramírez. Changing Chicana Traditions, University of Illinois Press. • 2001. Telling to Live: Latina Feminist Testimonios. Co-editor with the Latina feminist Group. Individual pieces included: "Getting there cuando no hay camino," "A Working Class Brujas Fears," and two poems: "Migraine" and "Reading the Body." Duke University Press. • 2000. Santuarios: Program Essay. The Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center Rockefeller Gateways Program Performance. • 2000. "Realidad Fronteriza" in Cariatides. • 2000. "Police Blotter," Colorado Review. • 1999. Canícula: Imágenes de una niñez fronteriza. Houghton Mifflin Co. • 1999. "Diamond," A Quien Corresponda, Revista Literaria, Cd. Victoria, Tamps. • 1998. "Tino" and "Perpetuo Socorro," in Aztlán in Viet Nam, University of California Press. • 1998. "Capirotada" in Stirring Prose, Texas A&M Press. 1998. • 1998. "Adios en Madrid," Proyecto Scheherazade, electronic journal. • 1998. "El luto," in Ventana Abierta. • 1998. "Decolonizing the Mind" and "Trojan Horse" in Floricanto Sí: U.S. Latina Poetry. New York: Penguin. • 1997. Canícula: Snapshots of a Girlhood en la frontera. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, paperback edition. • 1997. "Bailando y Cantando," short story, "Las diosas," "Decolonizing the Mind," and "Fiestas de diciembre," poems in Blue Mesa Review, number 9, University of New Mexico. • 1996. "Letters Home/Letters from Home," sporadic column of poetry and prose in the monthly LareDOS. • 1995. "Tino" and "Papi," in In Short. Judith Kitchen and Mary Paumier Jones, eds. New York: Norton. • 1995. Canícula: Snapshots of a Girlhood en la frontera. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press. Winner, Premio Aztlán Literary Prize. • 1994. "Nebraska Family: A Triptych," Nebraska Humanist. • Chapters 42–44 from Canícula and "Action, Thought, Spirit"(poem) in Prairie Schooner.1992 *"Snapshots of a Girlhood en la frontera," in The Texas Humanist. • "Se me enchina el cuerpo al oir tu cuento", short story. New Chicano/a Literature, University of Arizona Press. • 1983. "Unemployed", poem, Huehuetitlan. • 1983. "Untitled", poem, Huehuetitlan.

• 1996: Aztlan Prize • 2002: Elli Köngäs Maranda Prize from the Women's Section of the American Folklore Society, for Chicana Traditions: Change and Continuity (co-editor and contributor) • 2002: American Educational Studies Association Critics' Choice Award, Race in the College Classroom (contributor) • 2003: Américo Paredes Prize, American Folklore Society • 2003: Distinguished Scholar Award from the Division on Chicana and Chicano Literature of the Modern Languages Association • 2008: National Association of Chicana and Chicano Studies Scholar of the Year • 2008: Cátedra Laborious from the Universidad de Monterrey, Monterrey, Nuevo León • 2010: Exceptional Texas Woman, by the Veteran Feminists of America, Texas, March 19, Dallas, Texas • 2010: UTSA Globalization Award, April • 2010: Elvira Cordero de Cisneros Macondo Foundation Award • 2011: Fellow of the American Folklore Society • 2012: Beca Nebrija de Creación Literaria, Instituto Franklin, Universidad de Alcalá de Henares; Inducted into the Texas Institute of Letters • 2013: Yellow Rose of Texas Education Award; HOPE Cultural Arts Award; the Letras de Aztlán from NACCS Tejas Foco • 2014: Elected to the board of the American Folklore Society • 2015: Outstanding Latina of Kansas City (Women's History Month), DosMundos Newspaper • 2016: Escuela Tlatelolco's Champion of Change Award for Art, Literature, & Culture, Denver, Colorado • 2020: The Rudolfo Anaya Best Latino Fiction Focused Book Award from the International Latino Book Awards • 2020-21: President of the American Folklore Society.