Authors on the Airwaves: Sarah Cortez
Cortez chosen as May's "Author of the Month" on KUHF Houston Public Radio
KUHF radio host Eric Ladau recently interviewed Sarah Cortez for its Web site's "Arte Público Press Author of the Month" feature, and along with the transcript, their conversation is available to listeners on the station's interactive site through on-demand audio streaming here.
Click here to see all Arte Público Press authors featured on KUHF.
SARAH CORTEZ is a poet, educator and law enforcement officer. She is the author of a poetry collection, How to Undress a Cop (Arte Público Press, 2000), which won the PEN Texas Literary Award in Poetry, and the editor of Windows into My World: Latino Youth Write Their Lives (Piñata Books, 2007), winner of a 2008 Skipping Stones Honor Award; Hit List: The Best of Latino Mystery (Arte Público Press, 2009) and Indian Country Noir (Akashic Books, 2010). Most recently, Cortez has edited a collection of short mystery fiction, You Don't Have a Clue: Latino Mystery Stories for Teens (Arte Público Press, 2011). She lives and works in Houston, Texas.
