The Puerto Ricans, 1943-1973 (1973) is a comprehensive chronology and reference book that delves into the political, cultural, and legal aspects of the U.S.-Puerto Rico relationship. This work was compiled and edited by Francesco Cordasco in collaboration with Eugene Bucchioni.

Remedios: Stories of Earth and Iron from the History Puertorriquenas (1998) is a collection of narratives by Aurora Levins Morales. These stories incorporate herbal wisdom drawn from the diverse women of Puerto Rico.

The Line of the Sun (1989) marks Judith Ortiz Cofer's debut novel, which received widespread critical praise. The novel follows three generations of a Puerto Rican family through the perspective of Marisol, the youngest family member.

The Year of Our Revolution: New and Selected Short Stories and Poems (1998) is a collection by Ortiz Cofer featuring poetry and short stories designed for an adult audience.

In Puerto Rican Tales: Legends of Spanish Colonial Times, Cayetano Coll y Toste shares twelve Puerto Rican legends depicting the early encounters between the Spanish and indigenous people. Aimed at young readers, this collection is translated and adapted by Jose Ramírez-Rivera.

Reclaiming Medusa (1997) is a compilation of stories focused on Puerto Rican women who are reclaiming their strength and confronting issues of racism, sexism, and machismo. This anthology was edited by Diana L. Velez.