Literature
In his article Novela de la Revolución in Enciclopedia de la Literatura en México, José Luis Martínez alludes to the fact that there were precursors to the Mexican Revolutionary Novels such as Tomóchic (1892) of Heriberto Frías, Emilio Rabasa's La Bola (1887) and others. He goes on further and provides information about the evolution of the genre and its effect on society at large. I believe that the genre of revolutionary novels continues to this day. There were several other novels that were published during the PRI administration such as La mascota de Pancho Villa; eposodios de la revolución mexicana, and others. Below are some of the photos of the novels from UC Berkeley Library's collections.
Los de abajo : novela de la revolución mejicana / Mariano Azuela ; illustrado por Benet.
An image from Los de abajo.
Another illustration from Los de abajo
Cartucho : relatos de la lucha en el norte de México / Nellie Campobello ; prólogo y cronología de Jorge Aguilar Mora.
Tropa vieja. Ilustraciones de Bulmaro Guzman.
La revancha; novela mexicana.
La ruina de la casona : novela de la revolución mexicana
Yo También Adelita.
La Adelita (music score from the first edition of Los de abajo).
La mascota de Pancho Villa; eposodios de la revolución mexicana.
Below is the other collection of photos related to the Mexican Revolutionary Novels genre from UC Berkeley Library's collections.
Fondo de Cultura Económica - Filial Colombia “Mariano Azuela y la literatura de la Revolución mexicana”. A cargo de Luz de María Muñoz, historiadora mexicana.