Peregrinos de Aztlan (Pilgrims in Aztlan) | Critical Overview
Although only a few of Miguel Méndez’s works have been translated into English, his writing impressed enough English-speaking, literary personages to win him a teaching position at a university. Not only that, it won him an honorary college degree. Although his writing is not well known to the general non-Hispanic population in the United States, the Hispanic community admires him as one of the finest, contemporary writers.
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