Why New Libri Press chose my book to publish     It "fits into the more literary genre," they said. "The U.S. has long dealt with immigrant issues, but despite the huge hispanic population in the U.S. we don't see enough of this type of dealing with your heritage, avoiding massive stereotypes of modern U.S.-Hispanic culture." Overview     Raised in Chicago’s Latino working class community during the Sixties, Alicia Barron uncovers her mother’s Caucasian roots when she inherits a time-worn mansion, the remnant of the estate of a Chicago industrialist who, she discovers, is her grandfather. Her search of the house takes her into the lives of past generations of women whose love carried them across forbidden boundaries, and into the conflict of class, nationality, and race that is the history of the city itself. The identity she finds there, however, leads to increasing conflict with her first great love, Ricardo Moreno, who wants Alicia to reject her gringo roots. New review on The Inheritors! Available at: Order from your local bookstore New Libri Press Amazon (Kindle) Amazon (Paperback) Available NOW! Barnes & Noble (Nook Book) Barnes & Noble (Paperback) Available NOW! Good Reads GUEST POST View a guest-post by Judy on on Debra Borys' site titled Chicago Stories (scroll down page when you get there) GUEST POST A guest blog by Judy, Kinship Across Boundaries, has been published on author Marta Merajvery's blogroll. AUDIO INTERVIEW Judy was interviewed by John Byk at "2012 Writers Alive" on October 17th. You can listen in at 2012 Writers Alive EMAIL WEBMASTER

The Interitors, Nowhere Else to Go, by Judith Kirscht The Inheritors, by Judith Kirscht ISBN-13: 9781614690085 Publisher: New Libri Press Reviews