AIR: Analysis, Interviews and Readings
Below are links to an academic analysis of the short story "Chola Salvation"; digital author interviews; and videos of author readings at USC and Cornell University.
November 17, 2022
Estella González joins fellow Cornell MFA alumni Ryka Aoki, Shane Kowalski and Manuel Muñoz in a reading for the Philip Freund Prize in Creative in Writing.
June 7, 2022
Host Christianne Jacobs discusses Chola Salvation, Chicanx Lit and a little chisme with author Estella Gonzalez on the literary podocast Latino Book Chat.
April 14, 2021
Estella Gonzalez presents a writing workshop on creating character and setting for Sinclair College's annual Writers Workshop.
February 4, 2022
Caramba Book Club organizer Jessica Gibson and author Estella Gonzalez discuss favorite stories, Mexican cuisine, colonialism and indigeneity during this Instagram interview.
January 9, 2022
Acclaimed author Daniel Chacon interviews Estella González on NPR station KTEP FM for Words on a Wire, one of the most established and influential radio shows on writing and creativity.
September/October 2021
Dr. Frederick Luis Aldama interviews Estella Gonzalez for the academic journal, American Book Review, regarding Chola Salvation and her writing.
August 19, 2021
Amber Zabaleta of Words Rising Book Club in Tucson interviews Estella González about Chola Salvation, her inspirations and her upcoming writing projects.
July 19 2021
Boricua Writer Ivelisse Rodriguez interviews Estella Gonzalez about her short story collection Chola Salvation for the 2021 Kweli International Literary Conference.
July 15, 2021
Estella Gonzalez is joined by fellow Arte Público Press author Oscar Mancinas in a joint interview on Facebook Live by writer Richard Z. Santos for Houston Public Library.
February 22, 2021
Interview with writer Daniel Olivas about Chola Salvation.
Sept 10, 2017
Academic forum featuring an analysis by Dr. Wanda Alarcón of the music and Caló used in "Chola Salvation" and other Chicana literature. For further analysis, read her full dissertation here.
September 16, 2010
A digital recording of Estella Gonzalez reading an early draft of the short story "Angry Blood" in the lecture hall of USC's Doheny Library for the Festival de Flor y Canto de Aztlán.