Since 1988, the U.S. has officially observed National Hispanic Heritage Month—from September 15 through October 15—to celebrate the histories, cultures, and contributions of Americans whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America.
In honor of the
ongoing celebrations, we’ve gathered below a wide selection of new and recent books from Hispanic authors, divided into two big and basic stacks: fiction and nonfiction.
Most of the books here are newly published in 2025, although we’ve also sprinkled in some big hits and notable titles from the past few years.
Click around below and you’ll find familiar names like
Isabel Allende and
Silvia Moreno-Garcia, several Pulitzer Prize winners such as
Hernan Diaz and
Cristina Rivera Garza, plus a remarkably wide selection of various delights. Like, oh…
supernatural romance,
queer history,
alternative timelines,
dystopian horror,
political thrillers,
Hollywood biographies, and
Sherlockian space mysteries.
Click on the book cover images below for links and details, and add any interesting possibilities to your
Want to Read shelf.
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