Mona and other tales / Reinaldo Arenas

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York : Vintage , 2001Description: 190 p. ; 21 cmISBN:
  • 9780375727306
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • LAS FIC ARE
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Summary: Mona and Other Tales covers Reinaldo Arenas's entire career: his recently rediscovered debut (which got him a job at the Biblioteca Nacional in Havana), stories written in a political prison, and some of his last works, written in exile. Many of the stories have not previously appeared in English. Here is the tender story of a boy who recognizes evil for the first time and decides to ignore it; the tale of a writer struggling between the demands of creativity and of fame; common people dealing with changes brought about by revolution and exile; a romp with a famous, dangerous woman in the Metropolitan Museum; an outrageous fantasy that picks up where Garcia Lorca's famous play The House of Bernardo Alba ends.
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Latin American Studies Biblioteca Pública de San Miguel de Allende, A.C. Sala Ingles LAS FIC ARE (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Checked out Fiction 06/10/2024 043134

The empty shoes -- The glass tower -- With my eyes closed -- The great force -- Mona -- The parade begins -- In the shade of the almond tree -- Something is happening on the top floor -- The parade ends -- Alipio's kingdom -- Halley's comet -- Blacks -- Traitor -- End of a story.

Mona and Other Tales covers Reinaldo Arenas's entire career: his recently rediscovered debut (which got him a job at the Biblioteca Nacional in Havana), stories written in a political prison, and some of his last works, written in exile. Many of the stories have not previously appeared in English. Here is the tender story of a boy who recognizes evil for the first time and decides to ignore it; the tale of a writer struggling between the demands of creativity and of fame; common people dealing with changes brought about by revolution and exile; a romp with a famous, dangerous woman in the Metropolitan Museum; an outrageous fantasy that picks up where Garcia Lorca's famous play The House of Bernardo Alba ends.

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