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Title: Why Alma Is Crossing Languages: Pavón’s Novel Opens the Stories of Honduran Women to a Wider Audience

United States, 10th Oct 2026 -  – When author Ada O. Pavón first published Alma in Spanish in February 2026, she wrote for readers who knew the world of Támara, Honduras. Now, an English-language edition will open that world to readers who have never walked its dirt roads or smelled its wood-fired ovens.The English edition was prepared with careful editorial support from Donna Wallace, whom Pavón credits with preserving the heart of the novel while helping it reach English-speaking readers. The story’s central themes of resilience, memory, identity, and family remain intact, along with its focus on women whose stories have often remained unheard.A bilingual reader shared: “My mother read Alma in Spanish. Now I can read it too and talk about it with her. That means everything to us.”Details on the English-language edition will be announced as they are finalized.

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