Latinx Kidlit Resources
We are often asked about resources available to aspiring Latinx kidlit writers and illustrators. Not surprisingly there is already a growing ecosystem of authors, illustrators, agents, editors, bookstores, book bloggers, organizations and more (either Latinx focused or not) out in the world. But sometimes searching for these resources can feel a bit daunting and frustrating. While not exhaustive we hope these resources will serve as a jumping off point in whatever journey you're taking in the kidlit world.
- We want to thank the Latinx Book Festival Educational Resources team whose work contributed to the amazingly extensive list of authors and illustrators. -
Notes: As mentioned, this list is by no means exhaustive. If you would like to add yourself or someone to the list, please submit your suggestion by using the form below. Also, those included on the list, were not fully vetted beyond that they self-identify as Latinx, support Latinx creators, and/or work within traditional publishing. Inclusion does not mean Las Musas endorses content or practices.
- We want to thank the Latinx Book Festival Educational Resources team whose work contributed to the amazingly extensive list of authors and illustrators. -
Notes: As mentioned, this list is by no means exhaustive. If you would like to add yourself or someone to the list, please submit your suggestion by using the form below. Also, those included on the list, were not fully vetted beyond that they self-identify as Latinx, support Latinx creators, and/or work within traditional publishing. Inclusion does not mean Las Musas endorses content or practices.
