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005			20231009192141.0
008			170711s20032003ctu 000 1 eng d
020			_a9781880684917
050	0	0	_aPQ7298.28.I8982 _bN3313 2003
082	1		_aLAS FIC RIV _2
100	1		_aRivera Garza, Cristina _d(, 1964-)
245	1	0	_aNo one will see me cry : _ba novel _c/ by Cristina Rivera-Garza ; translated from the Spanish by Andrew Hurley
260			_aWillimantic, CT _b: Curbstone Press _c, c2003
300			_a229 p. _c; 22 cm.
520			_aJoaquin Buitrago, a photographer in the Castaneda Insane Asylum, believes a patient is a prostitute he knew years earlier. His obsession in confirming Matilde's identity leads him to explore the clinics records, and her tragic history. He discovers that she was a peasant adopted by a doctor uncle. She led a calm life until a young revolutionary chased by the authorities, finds shelter in her home. Matilde's eyes are opened to the social upheaval will lead her to break with her uncle and hide out with Diamantina Vicari. Diamantina's death devastates Matilde so much that she wanders about, completely lost, doing all kinds of jobs, including prostitution. As the photographer discovers more details, he becomes convinced that he and Matilde should live together. Ultimately, as they face defeat in a repressive society, they search to establish in the rubble an uncertain future that will somehow restore their freedom.
546			_aPurchased.
586			_a2002 Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz Prize winner.
650		4	_aSubstance abuse _v--Fiction.
651		4	_aMexico _x-Social conditions _y-20th century _v--Fiction.
655		4	_aPsychological fiction
700	1		_aHurley, Andrew
942			_cLAS
999			_c230118 _d230118