Book Tour Dates

11/22—24 Miami Book Fair Miami, FL

11/16-17 Texas Book Festival, Austin, TX

10/18—20 Wisconsin Book Festival, Madison, Wisconsin

10/7 King County Library Virtual Event

9/26—29 Six Rivers Festival, Little Rock Arkansas

9/22 Brooklyn Book Festival, Virtual Event

9/7 Hispanic Business Women Luncheon 12— PM CT, Artes de la Rosa, Fort Worth, TX

8/23 Texas Folklife Author Event, Virtual Event 6 PM CT [Register Here]

8/6        Books & Books [Coral Gables, FL]  In-person reading and Q&A, 7:00 PM ET

7/26      SFDRCISD Admin Building Auditorium [Del Rio, TX] 6:30 PM CT

7/13      Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center [San Antonio, TX] reading with Ire’ne Lara Silva, 2 PM CT

6/29      Whose Books [Dallas, TX] In-person book club discussion, 7:00 PM CT

6/17     Dekalb Public Library [Atlanta, GA] In-Conversation with Rachel Wright, 7:00 PM ET

6/13      BookPeople [Austin, TX]  In-conversation with Mary Terrier, 7:00 PM CT

6/12      Nowhere Bookshop [San Antonio, TX] In-conversation with Ire'ne Lara Silva, 6:00 PM CT

6/11      Brazos Bookstore [Houston, TX]  In-conversation with Pritha Bhattacharyya, 6:30 PM CT

6/10      Magic City Books [Tulsa, OK]  7:00 PM CT

6/5        Interabang Books [Dallas, TX] In-conversation with Rebecca Aguilar, 6:00 PM CT

Reviews of Malas

Kirkus Review (starred):A vibrant portrait of two strong women and their mixed feelings about home.”

Publisher’s Weekly (starred): “Fuentes is a seamless storyteller: the narrative is rich in Mexican culture and fully realized characterizations.”

Booklist (starred): “[S]trong women prevail through the power of comadrazgo (sisterhood) in this triumphant novel.”

BookPage (starred): “[A] fiery family epic teeming with rage and revenge... [this] defiant debut breathes new life into classic lore and heralds the arrival of a bold new literary powerhouse.”

The New York Times Book Review: “Fuentes humanizes seemingly insoluble conflicts, both generational and cultural, with imperfect characters who are just doing their best, even when they know they are screwing up.”

Texas Monthly: The Next Great Texas Literary Epic