This special issue investigates the intersections among Latinx,
Chicanx, ethnic, and hemispheric American Studies, mapping the
history of Latinx and Latin American literary and cultural
production as it has circulated through the United States and the
Americas. The issue comprises original archival research on Latinx
print culture, modernismo, and land grabs, as well as short
position pieces on the relevance of "Latinx" both as a term and as
a field category for historical scholarship, representational
politics, and critical intervention. Taken as a whole, the issue
interrogates how Latinx literary, cultural, and scholarly
productions circulate across the Americas in the same ways as the
lives and bodies of Latinx peoples have moved, migrated, or
mobilized throughout history. Contributors: Elise Bartosik-Velez,
Ralph Bauer, Rachel Conrad Bracken, Anna Brickhouse, John Alba
Cutler, Kenya C. Dworkin y Mendez, Joshua Javier Guzman, Anita
Huizar-Hernandez, Kelley Kreitz, Rodrigo Lazo, Marissa K. Lopez,
Claudia Milian, Yolanda Padilla, Juan Poblete, David Sartorius,
Alberto Varon
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