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Saramago en sus palabras (Spanish Edition)
This compilation of interview excerpts offers a panoramic, if patchy, view of the late Nobel Prize winner José Saramago's thoughts...
Vlad (Spanish Edition)
In this short novel (or long tale), first published in 2004, Mexican literary giant Fuentes forays into the recently fashionable vampire genre...
Yo no vengo a decir un discurso (Vintage Espanol) (Spanish Edition)
This series of speeches and conferences spanning seven decades doesn't exactly offer a new perspective on Colombian Nobel laureate GarcÃa Márquez...
El viajero del siglo. (The Traveler of the Century)
At only 32, Spain-based Argentine writer Neuman has become a leading voice in Latin American literature...
Pobre patria mÃa. La novella de Porfirio DÃaz. (Poor Country of Mine
Despite its subtitle, this slim novel covers only the last four years of the Mexican dictator's life during his exile in Europe...
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Missing (Una investigación). [Missing (An Investigation)]
Chilean author and filmmaker Fuguet first wrote about his obsession with the disappearance of his Uncle Carlos in a short story published in 2003...
Corazón tan blanco. (A Heart So White)
Originally published in 1992 by Anagrama, this is arguably MarÃas's breakthrough novel, the one that transformed him from a cult author to Spain's most international writer...
Las republicas de aire
Perfectly timed to coincide with the 200th anniversary of Latin America's initial emancipation movements, this book examines the first generation of thinkers, politicians, and philosophers who tried to make sense of the region's liberation from Spain...
Fidel y Raul, mis hermanos. La historia secreta (Spanish Edition)
In this engaging memoir, the sister of two of the most consequential men in Latin America, Fidel and Raúl Castro, not only speaks out about her estranged brothers but emerges as a fascinating character in her own right...
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