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Alex Sanchez

アレックス・サンチェス

Arekkusu Sanchesu

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1957 (Mexico City)
Nationality
Mexican American
Languages
English
Residence History
Mexico City (birth) place → United States (emigrated 1962)

Career

Occupations
Author
Active Years
2001-2024

Education

Fine Arts Work Center
Writing
Country: United States
Studied writing under Michael Cunningham et al.

Awards

American Library Association Best Book for Young Adults
2002
Work: Rainbow Boys
Organization: American Library Association
Result: 受賞
Lambda Literary Award
2004
Work: So Hard to Say
Category: 児童・ヤングアダルト文学
Organization: Lambda Literary Foundation
Result: 受賞
Florida Book Award Gold Medal
2009
Work: Bait
Category: ヤングアダルト小説
Result: 受賞
Tomás Rivera Mexican-American Children's Book Award
2011
Work: Bait
Result: 受賞
Jim Duggins Outstanding Mid-Career Novelists' Prize
2011
Organization: Lambda Literary Foundation
Result: 受賞

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Rainbow Boys

2001 Young Adult novel

Coming of age story of three gay and bisexual teenage boys

lovefriendshipcoming of ageLGBT

Rainbow High

2003 Young Adult novel

Sequel to Rainbow Boys

lovefriendshipcoming of ageLGBT

So Hard to Say

2004 Young Adult novel

Story about a group of 13-year-olds

lovefriendshipcoming of ageLGBT

You Brought Me the Ocean

2020 Graphic novel

Graphic novel based on Aqualad

loveLGBT

Bibliography

  • Rainbow Boys (2001)
  • Rainbow High (2003)
  • Rainbow Road (2005)
  • So Hard to Say (2004)
  • Getting It (2006)
  • The God Box (2007)
  • Bait (2009)
  • Boyfriends with Girlfriends (2011)
  • You Brought Me the Ocean (2020)
  • The Greatest Superpower (2021)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
Realistic portrayal of adolescent strugglesDirectly addresses LGBT themes
Recurring Motifs
love and friendshipexploration of sexualitycoming of age

Legacy

Known for LGBTQ+ themed young adult novels, winner of numerous awards, faced some book challenges but gained support.

In Popular Culture

  • Books challenged and attempted to be banned from school reading lists

Trivia

  • Parents of German and Cuban heritage
  • Books faced challenges in some libraries
  • Cited in 2016 American Heritage Dictionary for 'majorly'