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Censors : A Bilingual Selection of Stories by Luisa Valenzuela (1995, Trade Paperback)
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Censors, Paperback by Valenzuela, Luisa, ISBN 0915306123, ISBN-13 9780915306121, Brand New, Free shipping in the US Twenty stories by the Argentine writer are depict life in South America and the impact of authoritarian power, repression, and disappearances
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Product Identifiers
PublisherCurbstone Press
ISBN-100915306123
ISBN-139780915306121
eBay Product ID (ePID)571415
Product Key Features
Book TitleCensors : a Bilingual Selection of Stories
Number of Pages256 Pages
LanguageEnglish
TopicHispanic & Latino, General, Political
Publication Year1995
GenreFiction
AuthorLuisa Valenzuela
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height1 in
Item Weight11.7 Oz
Item Length8.5 in
Item Width5.5 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceTrade
LCCN91-058995
Reviews"[She is] the heiress of Latin American literature. She wears an opulent, baroque crown, but her feet are bare." --Carlos Fuentes, "Luisa Valenzuela's affecting short stories-parables, really-are cryptic and poetic. Like many Latin American writers, she produces work that verges on the surreal." New York Times Book Review, "Luisa Valenzuela's affecting short stories--parables, really--are cryptic and poetic. Like many Latin American writers, she produces work that verges on the surreal." New York Times Book Review, "Luisa Valenzuela explores the terrain where love and violence, erotic pleasure and death, exist perilously close to each other . . . Valenzuela plays with words, turns them inside out, weaves them into sensuous webs." -- Voice Literary Supplement, "Luisa Valenzuela's affecting short stories--parables, really--are cryptic and poetic. Like many Latin American writers, she produces work that verges on the surreal." -- New York Times Book Review, "[She is] the heiress of Latin American literature. She wears an opulent, baroque crown, but her feet are bare." --Carlos Fuentes
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Table Of ContentThe Censors/Los censores Los mejor calzados The Best Shod El custodio blancanieves The Snow White Watchman Cronicas de pueblorrojo Redtown Chronicles La historia de Papito Papito's Story One Siren or Another/Unas y otras sirenas Carnival campero Country Carnival El fontanero azul The Blue Water Man Unas y otras sirenas One Siren or Another Proceso a la virgen Trial of the Virgin Los menestreles The Minstrels El hijo de Kermaria The Son of Kermaria La puerta The Door Vision de reojo Vision Out of the Corner of One Eye Pavada de suicidio All About Suicide The Attainment of Knowledge/Para alcanzar el conocimiento Para alcanzar el conocimiento The Attiainment of Knowledge Leyenda de la criatura autosuficiente Legend of the Self Sufficient Child Pantera ocular Cat's Eye Donde viven las aguilas Up Among the Eagles The Place of its Quietude/El lugar de su quietud El lugar de su quietud The Place of its Quietude
Synopsis"The Censors "is the only bilingual collection of fiction by Luisa Valenzuela, one of Latin America's best known and most widely translated authors. This selection of stories from "Clara, Strange Things Happen Here, "and "Open Door, "which delves into the personal and political realities under authoritarian rule, gives a rich representation of her literary talent., The Censors is the only bilingual collection of fiction by Luisa Valenzuela, one of Latin America's best known and most widely translated authors. This selection of stories from Clara, Strange Things Happen Here, and Open Door, which delves into the personal and political realities under authoritarian rule, gives a rich representation of her literary talent.
