Writing

Tired of the #sowhite publishing world? My authentic voice upholds equity and love for all beings despite daily challenges.

Four different books, including my new essay collection, with engaging and relatable content.

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Staying in the present moment is crucial to a life of meaning and happiness amid mass deportations, genocide, and vicarious trauma. This collection offers encouragement that, in the midst of so much, we can integrate all we are—good news in these times.

“In these compact essays of hard-earned, full-hearted wisdom, Linda Gonzalez offers an unflinching look at her brown Latina self and the society we live in. She makes us laugh and she makes us cry, but most of all, she makes us care. These essays provoke, pull no punches, and put a mirror to our very human selves. They are a salve for other brown women. They are essential reading for everyone.” Donna Miscolta, author of three books of fiction.

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“A poignant collection of essays that explores the delicate art of creating your own familial identity while breaking generational patterns. Mothering as Legacy celebrates the diverse facets of humanity in parenthood, offering insights into the challenges, triumphs, and enduring connections that define the journey of being a mother. A blend of personal narratives and universal themes paints a rich tapestry of the transformative power inherent in embracing the complexities of maternal love.” Sherisa de Groot, Founder, Raising Mothers & Literary Liberation

“González’ writing is a breath of fresh air–honest, validating, liberating, releasing. It attains depths that we need writing to reach. The reader travels with the essays as they weave through time, space, and race along aspects of the parenting journey too often overlooked or ignored. We can all benefit from this collection.” Anuradha Rao, author of One Earth: People of Color Protecting Our Planet

Breaking Through Your Own Glass Ceiling

Shatter the notion that vision boards and affirmations can mitigate oppression. Instead, offer time-tested practical habits and perspectives to embrace a full-hearted life.

With keen insights into personal habits as well as societal and racial roadblocks that hinder professional growth, this book helps the reader set a new course. Paula Farmer

The Cost of our Lives

Are secrets inevitable in familias? Can redemption find a foothold after decades of silence?

Where avoidance of the truth often filled her childhood with confusion, González tears down the walls of denial to bring forth an honest and powerful memoir of one Latina’s life. Daniel A. Olivas

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