Angie Cruz
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Angie Cruz is U.S. Dominican novelist who treats themes of home, displacement, and working class life in her work.
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[edit] Biography
Cruz was born in Washington Heights, New York City. She often traveled back and forth between New York City and the Dominican Republic while growing up. She is currently a professor at Texas A&M University.
[edit] Work
Cruz has published two novels and is now working on a screenplay for a movie version of Soledad.
[edit] Novels
- Soledad (2001)
- Let It Rain Coffee (2005)
