International Latino Book Award finalist writes a travel memoir spanning 50 years and 125 countries
Foreword Reviews: Experience the Wanderlust Serendipity of a Fifty-Year Journey Across 125 Countries
Austin Business Journal: The Odyssey of the World’s Smallest Woman
Boston Business Journal: The Odyssey of the World’s Smallest Woman
el Argentino sin Fronteras: The Odyssey of the World’s Smallest Woman
Prensa Mexicana: The Odyssey of the World’s Smallest Woman
Foreword Reviews Indie Book Finalists Selects Lucia Zarate: The Odyssey of the World’s Smallest Woman
Reader’s Entertainment Radio talks to award-winning author Cecilia Velastegui
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Cecilia Velastegui Talks About The Life of Lucia Zarate The World’s Smallest Woman
A Year of Book Awards for Latina Author of High-Stakes Historical Thrillers and Bilingual Children’s Fables
Jetsetter and Author:
Fabulous Fiction: A Latina writer finds her own path to success.
ForeWord Reviews IndieFab Book of the Year Finalist
LACMA purchases long-lost masterpiece, once kept under a couch
National Latino Book Club – Association of American Publishers/Las Comadres
University of Southern California Daily Trojan. The olingutio gave Velastegui a chance to write about larger environmental issues.
Read the Orange County Register’s article about my children’s book Olinguito Speaks Up!
International Award-Winning Novel, MISSING IN MACHU PICCHU, Free as an E-Book Download
Huffington Post recommends Missing in Machu Picchu
I was recently interviewed for Reader Views and you can view the interview here:
http://readerviews.com/InterviewVelasteguiMissinginMachuPichu.html
“I HAVE ALWAYS IMAGINED THAT PARADISE WILL BE A KIND OF LIBRARY.” – Jorge Luis Borges
Award Winning Novel, TRACES OF BLISS, Free at On-Line Booksellers
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN PUBLISHERS – 5TH ANNUAL NATIONAL LATINO BOOK CLUB SELECTS TRACES OF BLISS by Cecilia Velástegui
http://www.publishers.org/press/60/
Nov 14, 2011 – Beautifully written and meticulously researched, GATHERING THE INDIGO MAIDENS is a must read for anyone who loves a good thriller.
http://www.latinabookclub.com/2011/11/review-gathering-of-indigo-maidens-by.html
The OCHTTF would like to give a special thank you to the author of the book, Gathering the Indigo Maidens, Cecilia Velastegui,
http://www.egovlink.com/ochumantrafficking/news/news_info.asp?id=3486
TRACKING EVIL THROUGH ART
Jane Glenn. Orange Coast Magazine January 2012
You Tube fan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARjZpZVu6j8
Interview with Cecilia Velástegui
http://www.readerviews.com/InterviewVelastegui.html
Radio interview with Cecilia Velástegui
http://readersentertainment.com/radio/interview-with-cecilia-velastegui-gathering-the-indigo-maidens
Orange County Philanthropy Examiner
http://www.examiner.com/philanthropy-in-los-angeles/gathering-the-indigo-maidens-picture
New Art Theft Mystery Explores Hispanic Human Trafficking
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2011/10/prweb8872771.htm
Who Said the Life of an Art Collector Had to Be Dull?