Chapbooks:

The Wolf Approaches/El Lobo Se Acerca -- This first book of eleven poems uses the wolf as the theme. The wolf is used as a guide, a messenger, and as a representation of hopes and desires. Translation assistance by Fernando Maqueo. Copyright©2002 Manja Argue - All rights reserved

The Slide/El Tobogán -- This book contains one memoir and ten poems. The theme used here is of lessons learned. Editing by Rani Zeiler and translation assistance by Fernando Maqueo. Copyright©2003 Manja Argue - All rights reserved

Passing-Transito -- Inspired by the Mexican 'Day of the Dead' celebration on the first of Novemeber, these poems (writen over a life time) are poems of memory to family and friends who have passed away. Editing by Rani Zeiler and translation assistance by Fernando Maqueo, Guillermo Arango and Yadira Hernández Méndez. Copyright©2004 Manja Argue - All rights reserved

Short Stuff -- A collection of flash fiction and other short stories. Copyright©2006 Manja Argue - All rights reserved

 Other poems:                 

The Ruins of Pozos/Las Ruinas de Pozos ©
                                                               

The Wind/El Viento ©
                                                                                               

At The Sanmiguelada Published in an anthology about San Miguel by San Miguel writers. Copyright©2006 Manja Argue - All rights reserved. Solemente en San Miguel can be purchased at Amazon.com