Presenting Maya populations in various locations and situations, contributors to "Maya America" discuss the complications and nuances for what it means to be Maya, or a person of the Americas, as borders are spanned geographically, socially, and psychologically. Maya America is an interdisciplinary and open access journal that publishes in English and Spanish. Academic essays are double-blind peer reviewed while the creative works are peer reviewed. Authors keep full rights over their work
Current Issue: Volume 2, Issue 3 (2020) STORIES FROM A TOWN IN GUATEMALA
Guest Co-editor: Hana Muzika Kahn, Temple University
Full Issue TItle: STORIES FROM A TOWN IN GUATEMALA - TZIJONΪK RICHIN JUN TINAMΪTAJ CHI IXIMULEW - HISTORIAS DE UN PUEBLO DE GUATEMALA
Maya America and Yax Te’ Books team up for this special edition of the journal in order to present a new trilingual book of memories, traditions and stories from the department of Chimaltenango, Guatemala.
Cover drawing from the story “you shouldn’t reject black corn” supplied by Ediciones Maya’ Na’oj, 13 calle 0-29 zona 1, Guatemala
Front Matter
Introductory Note to Issue 3, 2020
James Loucky
Introduction to TZIJONΪK RICHIN JUN TINAMΪTAJ CHI IXIMULEW
Hana Muzika Kahn
Literature and Stories
STORIES FROM A TOWN IN GUATEMALA - TZIJONΪK RICHIN JUN TINAMΪTAJ CHI IXIMULEW - HISTORIAS DE UN PUEBLO DE GUATEMALA
Hana Muzika Kahn and Jonathan Holmquist
