Made in the 956: Xavier Garza celebrates Valley storytelling
· KRGV (NBC 5)
Xavier Garza, a McAllen native, has dedicated his life to preserving and sharing the rich storytelling tradition of the Rio Grande Valley. Influenced by his family's storytelling legacy, Garza emphasizes the uniqueness of Valley culture in his writing. His first book, 'Creepy Creatures and Other Cucuys,' published in 2004, showcases local folklore and took nearly a decade to complete. He has since published several children's books, celebrating the Valley's literary heritage alongside notable authors like Gloria Anzaldua. Now residing in San Antonio, Garza remains connected to his roots, reminding others of the importance of their origins.
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