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The Latin American Literary Boom: Real or Hype?The explosion may have happened long ago, but its echoes are still being heard. Almost half a century separates the publication of The Time of the Hero by Mario Vargas Llosa in 1963 and the concession of the Nobel Prize in Literature to the Peruvian novelist two years ago, two benchmarks that could
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Argentina Wants 16-year-olds to Vote and Other Top News from Latin AmericaVenezuelan newspaper El Universal celebrates the 50th anniversary of Latin America's "Literary Boom." Authors like Gabriel Garcia Marquez , Julio Cortázar or Carlos Fuentes conquered Spain first then the World in the 1960's with novels that mixed
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Carlos Fuentes, Mexican Novelist Who Inspired Latin American Writing, Diesand the line between reality and imagination put him firmly in company with such writers of his generation as Gabriel Garcia Marquez and Alejo Carpentier, who brought international attention to the writing of Latin America, but Fuentes' voice
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First Monday: New in business TV, movies, books, magazines
and the upcoming Disney Junior series Jake and the Never Land Pirates. Her three favorite books My No. 1 is Gabriel Garcia Marquez 's One Hundred Years of Solitude. I read it for the first time when I was a college student and my professor
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First Monday: What's on tap for the business world in October
Lavizzo-Mourey and her husband of 30 years have two adult children. Her favorite books One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez . I really enjoy books about families — and history — and the struggle they go through. I think it helps us
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Cubans Ask What's Next as Castro Makes a Comeback
Fidel had recovered and is "free" from the sick bed and clinic that was his home for months. Colombian novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez said earlier this month that he had taken a long walk outdoors with Castro and pronounced him "the same old Fidel
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The Note
the Cosmos: Space, Time, and the Texture of Reality" by Brian Greene "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez "Middlesex" by Jeffrey Eugenides "Undaunted Courage: Meriweather Lewis, Thomas Jefferson and the Opening
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The Note
the Cosmos: Space, Time, and the Texture of Reality" by Brian Greene "One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez "Middlesex" by Jeffrey Eugenides "Undaunted Courage: Meriweather Lewis, Thomas Jefferson and the Opening
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Director Tells a Thing or Two About Diaz
somewhat unsettling. "I was terrified!" he admits. Garcia, who is the son of Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez , has worked for 18 years as a cinematographer on such films as Four Rooms and Mi Vida Loca. The experience hasn't
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Director Tells a Thing or Two About Diaz
somewhat unsettling. "I was terrified!" he admits. Garcia, who is the son of Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez , has worked for 18 years as a cinematographer on such films as Four Rooms and Mi Vida Loca. The experience hasn't
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Director Tells a Thing or Two About Diaz
somewhat unsettling. "I was terrified!" he admits. Garcia, who is the son of Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez , has worked for 18 years as a cinematographer on such films as Four Rooms and Mi Vida Loca. The experience hasn't
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Director Tells a Thing or Two About Diaz
somewhat unsettling. "I was terrified!" he admits. Garcia, who is the son of Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez , has worked for 18 years as a cinematographer on such films as Four Rooms and Mi Vida Loca. The experience hasn't
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Director Tells a Thing or Two About Diaz
somewhat unsettling. "I was terrified!" he admits. Garcia, who is the son of Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez , has worked for 18 years as a cinematographer on such films as Four Rooms and Mi Vida Loca. The experience hasn't
