Book Chapters & Anthologized Work
"The Last Five Years"
Essay in the anthology
Jack Straw Writers Program 2008 Anthology
Jack Straw Productions, Seattle
“From the Audience of One to the Audience of Anyone”
Essay in the anthology
Writers and Their Notebooks
Diana Raab, editor
University of South Carolina Press, forthcoming 2008
“El istmo de Tehuantepec, visto por ojos norteamericanos, cien años de la historia istmeña en el New York Times”
(See the English translation.)
Chapter in the anthology
Región del Istmo de Tehuantepec: Interacciones Sociales y Flujos Comerciales
Salomón Nahmad Sitton, editor
Casa Editorial CIESAS, Oaxaca, Mexico, forthcoming 2008
“Anarchism”
Brief in the anthology
Shock & Awe: War on Words
New Pacific Press, 2004
Ante el Plan Puebla Panamá, Mesoamérica Resiste
Carlos Beas Torres, Guillermo Hernández, and Wendy Call, co-authors
Editorial Antequera, 2002
“Mexico’s Highway to Hell: Native Peoples Fight for Sustainable Development”
Chapter in these anthologies:
Tropical Rainforests. Latin American Nature and Society in Transition
Susan E. Place, editor
Jaguar Books, 2001
Real World International: A Reader in Economics, Business and Politics
Economic Affairs Bureau, 1999
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Phillip Lopate says of
Wendy's book-in-progress,
No Word for Welcome:
"Wendy Call has a big, pertinent story to tell – globalization – and she does a marvelous job of bringing it to life. On every level, the work succeeds. She has merged an enormous amount of journalistic investigation with a graceful belletristic tone. She ferrets out the contradictions and complexities in the struggle of the 'good guys' to fend off globalization, without demonizing the capitalists. It’s a beautiful job."
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Photo above:
This carved stela, at Monte Albán, Oaxaca, is a fine example of Zapotec writing, still only partly deciphered, 1995.
Photo to right: These spiny trees, common around the city of Juchitán, in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, gave the city its name, 2000. |
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