Myra Harada writes about Rudolfo Anaya and his literary works. 

Rudolfo Anaya writes a foreword for Howard Bryan's Incredible Elfego Baca. Includes a written note by Teresa Marquez.

An immediate press release of the opening of Rudolfo Anaya's bilingual play Angie along with a handwritten note about Anaya's significance in Chicano Theatre.

An eassay on forms of biculturalism in Southwestern Literature.

The Creative Burst from New Mexico : The Novels and Stories of Rudolfo Anaya.

An essay on Rudolfo Anaya's short story " The Place of the Swallows"

Benjamin Saenz writes a journal article on review of Rudolfo anaya's Alburquerque.

Author Rudolfo Anaya writes an account of his life in the autobiography.

A thesis presented to The Faculty of the Department of Chicano Studies. California State University, Los angeles.

An annotated bibliography of scholarly and critical resources on Rudolfo Anaya's life and work.

 This work is the most comprehensive bibliography of Anaya's work currently available. Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Inventory of the Rudolfo Anaya vertical files at the Center for Southwest Research.

List of works of author Rudolfo Anaya.

Author Rudolfo Anaya enlisted among the 100 most influential hispanics in the October issue of Hispanic Business.

An article in the Albuquerque Journal celebrating Rudolfo Anaya's induction into the Wall of Fame at the Alvarado Transportation Center in 2014. The article includes a brief biography and a description of the award ceremony.

This is the formal announcement of Rudolfo Anya being selected to receive the 2015 National Humanities Medal. The article includes an overview of Anaya's literary works and commentary about the ground upon which he was selected to receive the award.

"I've been thinking a lot about what this recognition means, and I've decided it's not just about me. This award is about the people of New Mexico." - Rudolfo Anaya.

Rudolfo Anaya will receive the Owen Wister Award for Lifetime Contributions to Western Literature from Western Writers of America.

Rudolfo Anaya spoke to fans and colleagues about his trip to Washington to receive a National Medal of Arts from US President George W. Bush.

Bill Johnson highly applauds Rudolfo Anaya's Bless Me, Ultima for being totally beautiful, poetic book.

An assurance was made for the future that there would be a committee, made up of students, teachers and parents, to institute guidelines for required reading.

In this volume, published in 1999, Margarite Fernández Olmos provides an overview and analysis of several novels by Rudolfo Anaya, including Bless Me Ultima (1972), Heart of Aztlán (1976), Tortuga (1979), Alburquerque (1992), Zia summer

Published in 1990, Focus on Criticism was the first critical anthology dedicated to a Chicano author.

Parents at Kansas want the reading curriculum of Blue Valley School to be changed. 

Rudolfo Anaya's seminal work has been met with banning attempts ever since its first publication in 1972 - Parl Talchert.

Biographical information about Rudolfo Anaya maintained by the Western Literature Association.

The announcement made by Cultura Latina Bookstore about authors signing at the booths with schedule printed inside.

Presentation of A Chicano in China at Alexander Von Humboldt Conference.

A formal announcement in UNM Press about Hillerman, Harris, Silko, Anaya and Hill and their literary artworks. 

Presentation of Quetzalcoatl : Lord of the Dawn at COV&R Conference, Purdue.

An essay on Anaya's works.

Informal Announcement about Anaya’s El Koo-koo-ee proposal.

An essay on Anaya's work written by Theresa M. Kanoza and published on The Journal of the Society for the study of the Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States.

Introduction of collection of prose and poetry by contemporary writers from the Nuevo Mexicano community.

"The Golden Carp" an excerpt from the famous novel Bless Me, Ultima.

An essay adapted from an address delivered at the Third International Conference on Hispanic Cultures of the United States.

Author Rudolfo Anaya discusses about Maria's struggle between the "dead end" life and promise to her mother.

An excerpt from a commencement address presented by Rudolfo A. Anaya to the 1978 graduating class of Albuquerque Public School.

A excerpt of chapter from Rudolfo Anaya's Shaman Winter.

Cibola is more than history, it is a land imbued with spirit, a spirit we continue celebrating - Rudolfo Anaya

The draft of Rudolfo Anaya's "Jalamanta".

A critical essay on Rudolfo Anaya's Heart of Aztlan.

Rudolfo Anaya talks about the religious issues raised in the novel Bless Me, Ultima, his would be censors and role of Chicano literature in United States schools during a phone interview from his home.

Author Rudolfo Anaya is interviewed by the NEA and interesting questions come up - the reasons for his books devoted for the young audiences and his frequent school visits.

A collection of interviews with Rudolfo Anaya, conducted over the course of over 20 years, from 1976-1998.

A short interview with Rudilfo Anaya, which appeared in the February 2011 issue of New Mexico Magazine.

Author Anaya provides us with a heatfelt perspective on what it took to write the inspiring and classical novel, "Bless Me, Ultima" - Latina Lista

The Review interviewer Mike Raul Ornelas interviews Rudolfo Anaya about the planned filming of his novel Bless Me, Ultima.

Rudolfo Anaya shares with Carmella Padilla that "It's the connection and the understanding between my Indo-Hispanic cultures. If people don't make that connection, they don't understand New Mexico."

Sandra Dallas gives insights on Rudolfo Anaya's book "Alburquerque".

A live performance of critically acclaimed novel Bless Me, Ultima hits the stage.

"Bless Me, Ultima" is coming home after the novel's adaptation premiered in Texas.

Author Rudolfo Anaya surprised by honors from Western Writers group, a national organization of more than 650 men and women who write about old and new west.

The Christmas reading list features New Mexico related Christmas scenes that can help the reader rest, relax and cultivate the right holiday mood.

"Bless Me, Ultima" will have its New Mexico premiere at the Santa Fe Independent film Festival at 7pm.

David Steinberg writes a review of "How Chile Came to New Mexico" by Rudolfo Anaya.

Rudolfo Anaya has sketched a history of albuquerque within the framework of his novel.

The 'godfather of contemporary Chicano literature' is second honoree.

Colon earned wide acclaim for her role as the New Mexico Hispanic healer Ultima in the movie "Bless Me, Ultima."

Charlotte Black talks about Rudolfo Anaya's original teleplay "Rosa Linda" and the hope to get transmitted into a film.

Low budget film was such a hit in NM, it goes national today.

Professor Paul B. Taylor from Universite de Geneve praises Author Rudolfo Anaya.

"Matachines" by Rudolfo Anaya, directed by Cecilia Aragon, presented by La Casa Teatro.

The title of Bless Me, Ultima has been newly issued by Warner Books in an illustrated edition. 

"The Season of La Llerona" will be staged at the National Hispanic Cultural Center.

President Bush announced that author Rudolfo Anaya will receive a National Medal of Arts for 2001.

Cecelia Aragon directs 'Ay Compadre'.

A review of "Aztlan: Essays on the Chicano Homeland" by Max Martinez of San Antonio who has a new collection of fiction.

Billy the kid, el Bilito, has a history in New Mexico. Rudolfo Anaya shows onstage the Kid Hispanics loved and Anglos hated - Richard Benke.

Carl Franklin directs the film adaptation of Rudolfo Anaya's Bless Me, Ultima.

Author Rudolfo Anaya gives a thumbs up after being inducted into the Albuquerque Wall of Fame.

The 1972 critically acclaimed novel is brought to the opera stage by the National Hispanic Cultural Center and Opera Southwest.

Author Rudolfo Anaya and actor Luke Ganalon talk with reporters before the movie's New Mexico premiere.

Ronald L. Ruiz is announced as the winner of 1998 Premio Aztlan for his novel "Giuseppe Rocco".

Author Rudolfo Anaya greets children from Alameda Elementary School outside the newly renamed Rudolfo Anaya North Valley Library.

Robert Halpern talks about Ultima from Anaya's Bless Me, Ultima, as one of the last living links of Aztlan.

Author Rudolfo Anaya is a panelist in a discussion of "Aztlan: Approaches to the Chicano Homeland" at the National Association for Chicano Studies conference.

The article discusses about works of New Mexican writers including Rudolfo Anaya's play "Who Killed Don Jose?" 

Writer Jim gives the suspects for banning Bless Me Ultima from the Associated Press reports.

Rudolfo Anaya agrees to recite a love poem for Anne-Bolger-witherspoon, wife of Lonnie Anderson.

The exhibit by Augustine Romero features visual interpretations of Rudolfo Anaya's celebrated book Bless Me, Ultima.

El Paso artist Gaspar Enriquez illustrated the cover for Rudolfo Anaya's next book, "An Elegy on the Death of Cesar Chavez".

Dean of Chicano writers, Rudolfo Anaya explains why it is hard to write short than long.

'Farolitos For Abuelo' continues the story of the life of Luz and her grandfather, from 'The Farolitos of Christmas'.

With the illustration by Edward Gonzales of every New Mexican children can identify with the book's imagery.

Adrian Gomez discusses the new Bless Me, Ultima Opera.

Valli Marie Rivera declares that the entire New Mexican village comes to life in this play that is being produced.

The Aztlan Literary Award Winner Mary Helen Lagasee author of The Fifth Sun will give a lecture entitled, Breaking Barrio images: A Voice from the Deep South.

North Valley branch named in honor of famed author Rudolfo Anaya.

Rudolfo Anaya and a host of other writers help fight hunger this week

Washington, D.C.  – Congressman Ben Ray Luján of New Mexico’s Third District released the following statement congratulating New Mexico author Rudolfo Anaya, who received the National Humanities Medal today at the White House.

Rudolfo Anaya's fiction has been fueled by characters that come to life and by memories that will not die.

"The event celebrated the author Rudolfo Anaya and teacher's work, as well as a scholarship created in his name." - Joe Buffaloe

Rudolfo Anaya reads from and signs copies of his book "Farolitos of Christmas."

The book "How Hollyhocks Came to New Mexico" by Rudolfo Anaya explains the origins of hollyhocks - a popular, drought-resistant garden flower.

Novelist Anaya wove for his granddaughter a tale of traditions crossing the generations - Sue Holmes.

Rudolfo Anaya is congratulated by President Bush and first lady Laura Bush after being awarded a National Medal of Arts at a ceremony.

And many more people have found value in the book than have found things to criticize.

A news article in the Albuquerqure Journal that describes an art exhibit at the National Hispanic cultural Center. The exhibit is a collection of works inspired by Rudolfo Anaya's novel Bless Me, Ultima.

Anaya talks about his third novel Tortuga and the difiiculty in revealing the emotions that all the kids and he had gone through.

A review of Jalamanta : A message from the dessert by Victor Perera.

A parent detailed complaints about Bless Me, Ultima for portraying Chistianity's God as petty, jealous and impotent.

"Albuquerque, Anaya's first novel  in more that 10 years is a juicy tale about family, politics and a city where different cultures - Chicano, Anglo and Native American - jostle for power." - Susan Miller

The White House announced that author Rudolfo anaya will be awarded the national Medal of Arts.

Author Rudolfo anaya tries his hand at playwriting with "Ay, Compadre!"

"Bless Me, Ultima" is being recommended to all Racine County residents by Racine Reads in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.

California School District Removes Bless Me, Ultima from Curriculum.

Anaya reads from his work in Richardson Auditorium on the East Campus of Del Mar College and in the auditorium of the Art Museum of South Texas.

Bless Me, Ultima among the recommended reading in Boulder.

A short biography of Author Anaya.

Rudolfo Anaya receives a National Medal of Arts for 2001 from then President George Bush.

Rudolfo Anaya calls out to the audience in the East Room of the White House after receiving the National Humanities Medal from President Barack Obama.

David Steinberg gives the review of Rudolfo Anaya's The Man Who Could Fly.

Author Rudolfo Anaya ans Albuquerque artist El Moises make these colorful characters larger than life in their instructive children's book.

Eighth-graders are angry because Rudolfo Anaya's book was banned in a Colorado high school.

The students voiced against the ban of Rudolfo Anaya's Bless Me, Ultima.

A digital content on the banning of Bless Me, Ultima at Colorado High School along with the comments of the general public on the story.

Superintendent apologizes for confiscating two dozen copies of Bless Me, Ultima from a English class.

The story of the ban of Rudolfo Anaya's Bless Me, Ultima along with the comments of general public.

James R. Hepworth writes a review about Frank Waters and William Stafford.

In the journal Rudolfo Anaya writes about his impressions of the communication that he had with the people of China. 

Charlotte Black interviews author Rudolfo Anaya.

The short work is full of after-death conversations between the old man and the woman.

Mark Holmen is selling his copy of Bless Me, Ultima a signed first edition hardback witha dust jacket fpr $3500.

Proceeds from The Matanza, organized by UNM's creative writing program will benefit the new Rudolfo Anaya Scholarship/Fellowship Fund.

Rudolfo Anaya's creative memoir tackles mortality, memory and the drive to live

Norwood High School has banned "Bless Me, Ultima" saying that it is too profane for the students. 

Blue Mesa Review which publishes the works of regional writers has not changed it's philosophy with David Johnson elected after Anaya stepped down as editor.

The journal asks various New Mexican leaders to tell the readers what it means to them to be a New Mexican.

Review of Luis Alberto Urrea's novel, "The House of Broken Angels."

Rudolfo Anaya and Teresa Marquez discuss the author's books.

A brief video introduction to the Rudolfo Anaya Digital Archive (RADA) website.

Author Rudolfo Anaya approaches 80th birthday still writing; still dreaming.

The event of NEA's The Big Read initiative celebrates Anaya's literary work where free copies of the classic novel "Bless Me, Ultima" will be distributed.

Celebrating 40th anniversary of Rudolfo Anaya's Bless Me, Ultima.

Celebrating the World Premiere Armienta Bless Me, Ultima on January 26 at 6.00 in the evening.

La Ultima Exhibicion from February 16 to November 11 where Augustine Romero is the guest curator.

Community College of Southern Neveda and The Associated Students of CCSN proudly presents Rudolfo Anaya at Nicholas Horn Theater.

An event organized by the University of Illinois at Chicago - 

The summer program offers workshops in poetry, fiction, non-fiction and children's literature where Rudolfo Anaya was one of the guest speakers.

The story Bless Me, Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya is an opera, premiering at the National Hispanic Cultural Center and performed by Opera Southwest within its 45th anniversary season.

The composer Hector Armienta tells Rudolfo Anaya's epic novel Bless Me, Ultima through the power of Opera.

Theatrical presentation of "Ay, Compadre!" written by Rudolfo Anaya and directed by Cecelia Aragon.

Reading and dicussion programs in America's Libraries.

Reception in honor of Author Rudolfo Anaya.

Promoting Reading and Community Discussion.

Art and Literature Contest Awards Program where writer Rudolfo Anaya presented the Literature Awards.

Reception, Reading and Booksigning event to celebrate the publication of "Alburquerque" written by Rudolfo Anaya.

A 102 minutes screen adaptation of Rudolfo Anaya's Bless Me, Ultima in Bank of America Theatre

Invitations sent out for the Gala Dinner.

Bless Me, Ultima at the Santa Fe Independent Film Festival.

An event to honor Rudolfo Anaya and his contribution to the city of Albuquerque

Retirement reception event honoring Rudolfo Anaya.

Theatre ticket for Rosa Linda at NHCC.

World premiere of Rudolfo Anaya's explosive tale of love, lust, betrayal and redemption.

Rudolfo and Patricia entrusted the University of New Mexico's General Library with Rudolfo's entire manuscript collection which resides with Center for Southwest Research/Special Collections.

Rudolfo Anaya's 80th birthday celebrations.

Season tickets for the Opera Southwest Season 45.

Author Rudolfo Anaya was awarded with the Life Time Achievement Award in literature.

Tortuga is Anaya's personal journey exploring the significance of pain and suffering after a swimming accident.

The book Alburquerque by Rudolfo Anaya is reviewed by Alan Cheuse.

Author Rudolfo Anaya writes review on La Llorona, El Kookooee, and Sexuality.

Michael Rogers reviews Rudolfo Anaya's Bless Me, Ultima.

A review of Rio Grande Fall by Rudolfo Anaya.

"Poems from the Río Grande is the first collection of poems by a revered Chicano writer who writes for la gente (the people) but who has also been acclaimed by literary critics around the world for his lyrical prose." - Roberto Cantú

Nericcio believes that 'Jalamanta' is one of Anaya's misbegotten literary experiment.

Rudolfo Anaya talks about his recently published book "The sorrows of Young Alfonso" which is deemed to be a "fictional memoir".

Holiday issue of the newsletter.

This is Weekly Report's 50th and final edition of 1988.

New Mexico novelist Rudolfo Anaya searches for symbols of his Native American soul.

"As mestizos, we have to understand not only our European heritage, but also our Native American heritage." - Rudolfo Anaya

Tortuga presents the agonizing and tragic world of one who is trapped, be it by a physical impediments or a mental barrier - Armando Miguelez.

Adapted from a speech presented to the Seventh Annual Bilingual / Multicultural Education Regional Conference, Denver, Colorado, October 12, 1978 - Rudolfo A. Anaya.

Frank Waters wrote a story about the man who killed a deer which inspired Rudolfo Anaya to write a short story "Devil Deer".

Discussion of Tortuga in terms of various general features of magic realism.

Joanne Wilkinson describes Rudolfo Anaya's "Jalmanta" and confirms that the novel is at its best when depicting the special relationship between Fatimah and Jalamanta.

A review of Rudolfo Anaya's La Llorona by David J. Corwell.

William Clark discusses about Anaya's novels such as Zia Summer, Alburquerque, Bless Me, Ultima, Heart of Aztlan, Tortuga and Farolitos of Christmas.

"In a multicultural setting, artists from each group must be free to interpret the world from their own perspective." - Rudolfo Anaya

Alburquerque is a novel that richly blends fantasy with history, producing a tale that can be read as political allegory - Rudolfo Anaya.

The following is an amended version of an address delivered by Rudolfo A. Anaya in September, 1981 to the New Mexico Council of Teachers of English - Editor.

A Press Release about Ronald L. Ruiz and his book GIUSEPPE ROCCO which won 1998 Premio Aztlan National Literary Prize in Chicana/o Literature.

LA CASA TEATRO presents a bilingual play, Billy The Kid written by Rudolfo anaya and directed by Cecilia Aragon.