Héctor García-Chávez (él/he)

Dr. Héctor García-Chávez holds a joint appointment in the Women's/Gender Studies Program and the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at Loyola University Chicago. His specialties include Mexican literature and film plus US Latinx studies with a focus on Chicagolandia. He also serves as the Director of Graduate Programs in Gender Studies and teaches interdisciplinary courses on Queer/Cuir Theory, Masculinity Studies, and Migration and Gender.    He serves proudly as a Board Member for MAKE/Lit&Luz Festivals of Language, Literature and the Arts (held in Chicagolandia and Ciudad de México). For more than 20 years he has been a collaborator and lecturer at UNAM-Chicago. His latest short stories were published in the anthology "Narrar lo propio, Migrantes de México en Chicago" in collaboration with Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM).   Lit&Luz Festivals of Language, Literature, and the Arts

Indie Author Experience - Adult Fiction and Nonfiction Pavilion

Indie Authors - Adult Fiction and Nonfiction (Seats 28)  
Sun, Mar 15, 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Authors: Patricia Averbach, Barb Czinger-Pacheco, David Davis, Darlene Deluca, Ranch Preservation Foundation, Héctor García-Chávez, Robert Goluba, Erika Hamden, Sue Hinkin, Diana Hochberg, Christopher Johnston, Jay Jones, Jean Klein, Nico Lang, Eve Luckring, C.A. River, Patricia Moore, Leslie Nack, Ellen O'Brien, Leslie O'Sullivan, Nancy Poling, Jeanne Renee, Sandra Richmond, Monk Rou, Sequoia Rudolph, Erica Watson, A. Skoda, Thomas Wolf