Private Spaces, Public Places: a woman at home in the world
A collection of 20 plus essays finding the author, Lucina Kathmann in widely varied roles and spaces; mothering six adopted orphans in her home in the center of Mexico; tutoring middle school math students in Chicago, creating a story about a backward jumping kangaroo to explain the number line; sampling sheep’s brains as the honored guest of the Kurdish PEN chapter, traveling the world as a Vice- President of PEN International, always encouraging women writers working at great odds to make their voices heard. Serious and droll by turns, her stories reveal a world seldom open to outsiders from the West.
Espacios privados, lugares públicos: una mujer en el mundo como en casa
Una colección de más de 20 ensayos que presentan a la autora en papeles y espacios muy variados: como madre de seis huérfanos adoptados en su casa en el centro de México, como maestra de matemáticas para alumnos de secundaria en Chicago, como creadora de una historia sobre un canguro que brinca para atrás para explicar la recta numérica, como invitada de honor en el Centro Kurdo del PEN, degustando sesos de borrego en Kurdistán. Lucina Kathmann viaja por todo el mundo como vicepresidenta del PEN Internacional, animando especialmente a las escritoras quienes trabajan frente a grandes dificultades para hacer escuchar sus voces. Serias y cómicas por turnos, sus historias muestran un mundo raras veces accesible a forasteros del oeste.
Payshapes And The Bear/Péxeps Y El Oso
Somewhere in Latin America, a man named Payshapes (Péxeps in Spanish) lives in the deep forest. He and his best friend Bear (who is a bear) have many lighthearted adventures with a recurring cast of characters including a few dragons. Written for children, Payshapes and the Bear is a story that appeals to all ages. A delightful bilingual (English/Spanish) collection of stories with unique illustrations by Fabián Nanni. Award-winner in the International Book Awards.
En algún lugar de Latinoamérica, un hombre llamado Péxeps (Payshapes en inglés) vive en lo profundo del bosque. Él y su mejor amigo Oso (quien es un oso) viven alegres aventuras junto a un elenco recurrente de personajes, incluyendo algunos dragones. Escrita para niños, Péxeps y el oso es una historia que atrae a todas las edades. Una encantadora colección bilingüe (inglés/español) de cuentos, con ilustraciones únicas de Fabián Nanni. Galardonado en los International Book Awards.
A Forest of Mathematics: Learning Math with Payshapes and the Bear
Favorite characters from Lucina Kathmann’s storybook Payshapes and the Bear are back—this time to teach 7th and 8th grade-level math. From the lively adventures of forest animals and a dragon, people from 10 to 100 can enjoy learning negative numbers, cartesian coordinates, exponents, scientific notation, fractions, decimals, and percents. All with examples, worksheets and answers. Delightfully illustrated by Fabián Nanni.
Un bosque de matemáticas: Aprendiendo matemáticas con Péxeps y el oso
Los personajes favoritos del libro de cuentos de Lucina Kathmann Péxeps y el oso han vuelto, esta vez para enseñar matemáticas de 1° y 2° de secundaria.
Para Que Nos Escuchen Vol.2/To Make Ourselves Heard Vol. 2
Cultural Writing. Latin American studies. Bilingual Spanish/English edition with translations by the author. «This is the second volume of TO MAKE OURSELVES HEARD. Like the first volume, it is a compilation of newspaper articles, speeches, scholarly essays and case studies, all related to my work on freedom of expression for International PEN, the largest worldwide organization of writers. These texts were written between September 2002 adn March 2004. Some were first written in Spanish, others in English».
Para Que Nos Escuchen / To Make Ourselves Heard: Stories from the International Pen Women Writers Committee
A collection of essays, in both English and Spanish, by Lucina Kathmann, Vice President of PEN International. Kathmann narrates her many travels through the world in support of women writers in their various situations: cultural, religious and political. Her forthright writing style and uncompromising concern for social justice help convey the urgencies, triumphs, and frustrations of her cause. Includes a biographical sketch of Kathmann by Martha Cerda, Chair of the International PEN Women Writers Committee.















