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_aMexico : _ba traveler's literary companion / _cedited by C.M. Mayo |
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_aBerkeley, CA : _bWhereabouts Press ; _cc2006 |
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_a238 p. : _bmap ; _c19 cm |
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490 | 1 | _aTraveler's literary companions | |
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_tBig Caca's revenge / _rDaniel Reveles -- _tMalintzin of the maquilas / _rCarlos Fuentes -- _tThe silent words / _rInés Arredondo -- _tAccording to Evaristo / _rJesús Gardea -- _tThe green bottle / _rRicardo Elizondo Elizondo -- _tLady of the Seas / _rAgustín Cadena -- _tRancho Santa Inés: fast! / _rC. M. Mayo -- _tIdentity hour or, What photos would you take of the endless city? / _rCarlos Monsiváis -- _tOne-way street / _rJuan Villoro -- _tOh, Polanco! / _rGuadalupe Loaeza -- _tThe Emperor in Miravalle / _rFernando del Paso -- _tDay and night / _rMónica Lavín -- _tHuaquechula / _rPedro Ángel Palou -- _tAunt Elena / _rÁngeles Mastretta -- _tBanquets / _rRaúl Mejía -- _tAnd one Wednesday / _rMartha Cerda -- _tIt is nothing of mine / _rAraceli Ardón -- _tFata Morgana / _rBruno Estañol -- _tTwins / _rIlan Stavans -- _tTarantula / _rRaymundo Hernández-Gil -- _tShe has reddish hair and her name is Sabina / _rJulieta Campos -- _tVigil in Tehuantepec / _rAlberto Ruy Sánchez -- _tTenebrae service / _rRosario Castellanos -- _tSwift as desire / _rLaura Esquivel. |
520 | _aMexico has long been the top travel destination for Americans. But until now, there has not been such a panoramic vision of offered by some of Mexico's finest contemporary writers of fiction and literary prose. Here are writings — many translated for the first time — that bring you to the people of the beaches, the deserts, jungles, snow-capped mountains, and megacities. The voices are rich and diverse, the stories enthralling and strange. These writings shatter stereotypes as they provide a rollicking journey from the Pacific to the Gulf, from Yucatan to the U.S.-Mexico border, from humble ranchos to a fabulous mountaintop castle. | ||
546 | _aTranslated from the Spanish to English | ||
650 | 0 | _aShort stories, Mexican | |
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_aMexican fiction _y20th century |
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