Cheryl LaGuardia reviewed Latino Literature in the September 1 issue of Library Journal, and had this to say:

The file is beautifully designed with humanistic information seeking proclivities in mind. But it also allows expert searchers to work their electronic magic, as well ... This content is rich and vitally needed yet highly elusive. Alexander Street has focused on an area of scholarship long overdue for attention. ¡Felicitaciones! ... Latino Literature is a small jewel of a file, but it promises to become a full treasure trove of difficult-to-find and unique material. If your library serves researchers in Latino literature, comparative literature scholars, social scientists, or creative writing students, then you should offer them access to this database. Highly recommended for public, academic, and special libraries.

For the complete review of Latino Literature (and to see how Alexander Street's "flexible and fair licensing" got a nod from Library Journal readers), click this link: http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA447056