Mexican American Theatre: Legacy and Reality (Discoveries)

Kanellos, Nicolás

Humor & Entertainment

Latin American Literary Review

Fiction. Translated from the Spanish by Lois Parkinson Zamora. "The fictions of Muñiz-Huberman treat the contemporary emphasis on alienation, uncertainty, displacement, and exile through invented stories of ancient times..."—Hispanic Journal.

Enclosed Garden (Discoveries)

Literature & Fiction

Muñiz-Huberman, Angelina

United States

<p>Poetry. THE BLACK HERALDS, Cesar Vallejo's first book of poems, appeared in 1919. It clearly has late-Romantic and late-modernista roots, but, as D. Gallagher says in his survey "Modern Latin American Literature, " "what is remarkable about 'Los heraldos negros ' is the sense one gets now and then of a personal voice emerging. In many of the poems, Vallejo's own experiences, his own personality, begin confidently to express themselves, and with them there tentatively burgeons a new language, the beginnings of maybe the most original voice in Latin American poetry."</p>

The Black Heralds (Spanish and English Edition)

Vallejo, César

ROSS, Kathleen

Schaaf, Richard

History & Criticism

<p>stories, Chile, tr David A Petreman</p>

Cape Horn and Other Stories from the End of the Wo (Discoveries)

COLOANE, FRANCISCO

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