Variations in Blue
Adela NajarroAdela Najarro, whose family emigrated from Nicaragua, is the author of three poetry collections including Variations in Blue (Red Hen Press)
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Adela Najarro's Variations in Blue, selected by the Letras Latinas/Red Hen Collaborative, is now available. Her extended family left Nicaragua after the Somoza regime fell, with the last members settling in the Los Angeles area.
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