Established in 1993 by noted award-winning author Rudolfo Anaya (Bless Me Ultima) and his wife, Patricia, the Premio Aztlán honors new Chicano writers for literary excellence in works that explore aspects of Chicano culture and experience.

2000 César A. González and Phyllis S. Morgan
A Sense of Place: Rudolfo A. Anaya: An Annotated Bio--Bibliography (Ethnic Studies Library Publications Unit at the University of California, Berkeley).

1999 Sergio Troncoso
The Last Tortilla and Other Stories (U of Arizona Press)


1998 Ronald Ruiz
Giuseppe Rocco (Arte Público Press)


1997 Pat Mora
House of Houses (Beacon Press)


1996 Wendell Mayo
Centaur of the North (Arte Público Press)


1995 Norma Cantú
Canícula (U of New Mexico Press)


1994 Denise Chávez
Face of an Angel (Farrar, Strauss and Giroux)


1993 Alicia Gaspar de Alba
The Mystery of Survival (Bilingual Review Press)


For more information about the Premio Atzlán see Awards Web.

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