Mexican tennis player Cesar-Agosto Villasenor embarks on an unexpected adventure when he decides to follow the west coast from Canada to Tijuana and work odd jobs at tennis clubs along the way

The Racquet (As Translated from the Spanish)

Hitchcock, George

Literature & Fiction

Story Line Press

The Wounded Alphabet: Poems Collected and New 1953-1983

Poetry

Jazz Pr

Wounded Alphabet

Five Plays

Panjandrum

Turns and Returns: Poems and Paintings

Philos Pr

Poetry, fiction, and drama by George Hitchcock, a -major American writer/editor of the 20th century.
Foreword by Philip Levine.
Introduction by Robert McDowell.
In 1960 George Hitchcock founded the San Francisco Review. In 1964, he launched Kayak magazine and press. Both established the work and careers of Robert Bly, Raymond Carver, Charles Simic, James Tate, Kathleen Fraser, Anne Sexton, John Haines, W. S. Merwin, Carolyn Kizer, and many others. Hitchcock also authored several books of distinctive, Surrealist poetry, widely produced plays, and fiction. This book includes work from all three genres, and a section on Kayak.
George Hitchcock, at 86, divides his time between Harrisburg, Oregon, and La Paz, Mexico.

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