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| ![]() Emmy-Winning Journalist José Martínez Debuts First Book with Launch of VOZ NYC Publishing ImprintBy: VOZ NYC Santi Delgado Assistant to José Martínez santi.delgado@ (424) 622-0071 Emmy-Winning Journalist José Martínez Debuts First Book with Launch of VOZ NYC Publishing Imprint "Your English is Great, But…" is a powerful literary debut exploring language, loss, and identity across borders New York City — Award-winning journalist and cultural storyteller José Martínez makes his long-anticipated literary debut with Your English is Great, But…: A Life Between Languages, Cities, and Grief, a poignant and fearless essay collection releasing Thursday, July 10, 2025. The book is the first title under VOZ NYC, a newly launched publishing imprint committed to bold, bilingual, and boundary-breaking storytelling. At once intimate and urgent, Your English is Great, But… explores Martínez's life as a queer, bicultural journalist navigating a country where language, grief, and immigration intersect. From newsrooms and ancestral homes to memories of loss and reinvention, the collection offers readers a mirror to the complexities of belonging and a roadmap toward healing. "This book is the most vulnerable thing I've ever written," said Martínez. "It's for anyone who's ever code-switched their way through life, loved in Spanglish, or been told to shrink themselves to fit in." The release of this deeply personal work also marks the formal launch of VOZ NYC, a new independent press born from the community storytelling initiative of the same name. With Martínez at the helm, VOZ aims to uplift emerging and established voices whose stories are often sidelined in mainstream publishing. "VOZ means voice, and this imprint is our declaration," Your English is Great, But… will be available starting July 10, 2025, on Amazon and wherever books are sold. About VOZ NYC Founded by journalist José Martínez, VOZ NYC is a bilingual cultural imprint based in New York City, dedicated to publishing powerful, intersectional narratives by writers of color, immigrants, queer voices, and those writing from in-between spaces. Press Inquiries & Review Copies Santi Delgado Assistant to José Martínez santi.delgado@ (424) 622-0071 End
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