En la tradicion de libros como Los prologos de Ruben Dario y Biblioteca personal de Borges, Senor de los tristes recoge conferencias, prologos y ensayos literarios en los que Sergio Ramirez glosa sobre escritores y escritura. Habitan estas páginas Cervantes, Marti, Neruda, Asturias, Borges, Cardoza y Aragon, Juan Bosch, Graham Greene, Cortazar, Saramago, Garcia Marquez, Fuentes, Pablo Antonio Cuadra, Martinez Rivas, Cardenal, Rodriguez Julia, Manuel Rivas, Paz Soldan y muchos mas y, desde luego, Dario.

Senor de los tristes (Spanish Edition)

Literature & Fiction

Sergio Ramírez

Contemporary

La Editorial, Universidad de Puerto Rico

Nicaragua's vice-president tells the stories of a bodybuilder, a pretentious country club, a young Santa Claus, political prisoners, and a chance for a perfect game

Stories

UNKNO

Margarita, Esta Linda La Mar

RECORDED BOOKS^

Translated from the Spanish by Nick Caistor with Hebe Powell. Upon its original publication, Carlos Fuentes declared Divine Punishment to be the quintessential Central American novel. In this, the greatest work of a storied literary career, Sergio Ramírez transforms the most celebrated criminal trial in Nicaraguan history the alleged murders in 1933 of two high society women and his employer by a social-climbing bon vivant named Oliverio Castañeda into an examination of the entire Nicaraguan society at the brink of the first Somosa dictatorship. Passion, money, sex, gossip, political intrigue, medical malpractice and judicial corruption all merge into a novel that reads like a courtroom drama wrapped in yellow journalism disguised as historical fiction posing as a scandal of the first order.

Divine Punishment

Humor & Entertainment

Translator

nick-caistor

Humor

McPherson & Company

Inspector Dolores Morales and Deputy Inspector Bert Dixon, former Sandinista guerilla fighters now attached to the Nicaraguan Police Department for Narcotics, investigate the disappearance of a young woman after discovering an abandoned yacht and a wedding dress. The case brings them face to face with Cali and Sinaloa cartel smugglers, and corrupt colleagues. Sergio Ramirez (A Thousand Deaths Plus One; Divine Punishment) portrays an unsettled and impoverished Central American country attempting a retain the shreds of its revolutionary ideals.

The Sky Weeps for Me (The Managua Trilogy, 1) (The Managua Trilogy, Volume One)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Leland H. Chambers (translator)

Mystery

No One Weeps for Me Now (The Managua Trilogy, 2)

Daryl R. Hague, translator

Dead Men Cast No Shadows (The Managua Trilogy, Vol. 3) (Managua Trilogy, 3)

Conoce a Rubén Darío / Get to Know Rubén Darío (Personajes del mundo hispánico / Historical Figures of the Hispanic World) - Spanish Edition (Personajes del Mundo Hispanico)

Children's Books

Biographies

Vista Higher Learning - VHL

Margarita, How Beautiful The Sea

Margarita, How Beautiful the Sea

Sergio Rammrez

Genre Fiction

Curbstone Press

León, Nicaragua, 1907. During a tribute he delivers during his triumphal return to his native city, Rubén Darío writes on the fan of a little girl one of his most famous poems, "Margarita, How Beautiful the Sea."
In 1956 in a cafe in León, a group of literati gather, dedicated, among other things, to the rigorous reconstruction of the legend surrounding Darío-but also to conspire. There will be an attempt against dictator Somoza's life, and that little girl with the fan a half-century before will not be a disinterested party.
In Margarita, How Beautiful the Sea, Sergio Ramírez encompasses, in a complete metaphor of reality and legend, the entire history of his country. The narrative moves along paths fifty years apart, which inevitably converge. The story becomes a fascinating exercise on the power of memory, on the influence of the past, fictitious or not, in the finality of reality.

United States

Curbstone Books

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