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""A groundbreaking study that showcases the intertwined history of American and Latinx media."" – Kirkus Reviews ""An important scholarly contribution showing the crucial relationship of the US Spanish-language press to local communities and international networks set against the vibrant growth of Hispanophone populations in Gilded-Age New York City. Kelley Kreitz's analysis brings attention to lesser-known publications by women, Black intellectuals, and anarchist writers to argue that the changing ideas of the period moved beyond the dominant modes of pro-capitalist thought."" - Rodrigo Lazo, author of Letters from Filadelfia: Early Latino Literature and the Trans-American Elite ""A must-read for scholars and students, Printing Nueva York is a major contribution to nineteenth-century literary and media studies. Combining meticulous historical research and rigorous analysis, Kreitz shows how literary currents such as modernismo and realism were inextricable from technological innovations in the newspaper industry. Printing Nueva York invites readers to reimagine a literary culture in which collective, democratic engagement stood on equal footing with individual authorship and celebrity. Along the way, Kreitz paints a compelling portrait of fin de siècle New York as a dynamic intellectual crossroads of languages, cultures, and political possibilities."" – John Alba Cutler, author of Ends of Assimilation: The Formation of Chicano Literature

""An important scholarly contribution showing the crucial relationship of the US Spanish-language press to local communities and international networks set against the vibrant growth of Hispanophone populations in Gilded-Age New York City. Kelley Kreitz's analysis brings attention to lesser-known publications by women, Black intellectuals, and anarchist writers to argue that the changing ideas of the period moved beyond the dominant modes of pro-capitalist thought.""-- ""Rodrigo Lazo, author of Letters from Filadelfia: Early Latino Literature and the Trans-American Elite""

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Kelley Kreitz is Associate Professor of English at Pace University. Her research combines media studies, hemispheric studies, and U.S. and Latin American literary studies. She is also the co-founder and director of Babble Lab, a digital humanities center at Pace University.

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