Interview: Michael Nava

It was in this era of the so-called “Moral Majority,” a largely white, conservative, Christian view of America, that author Michael Nava crafted one of the most unlikely of literary heroes: Henry Rios, a gay, Latino criminal attorney with a passion for justice.

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