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No Man's Land

Selected Stories

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  • 144 páginas
  • 6 horas de lectura

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In the no-man’s-land of Mexico’s far north—harsh desert landscapes, bruising border towns, urban wastelands and fantastical rural villages—migrants, campesinos and travelers find themselves lost between reality and delirium, tragedy and exaltation. Ten stories with an unflinching gaze onto the fragility and brutality of life: a tabloid journalist tracks a pair of homeless lovers; a blackout extinguishes the lights of Monterrey, unleashing anxieties and criminal tendencies; a visiting teacher in a remote village witnesses a brutal incident of vigilante justice; a desperate young boy crosses the border in search of a father lost to the North. Eduardo Antonio Parra (León, Guanajuato, 1965) is the author of two collections of stories and -winner of Mexico’s National Prize for the Short Story.

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No Man's Land, Eduardo Antonio Parra, Christopher Winks

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Publicado en
2004
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(Tapa blanda),
Estado del libro
Bueno
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6,49 €

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Título
No Man's Land
Subtítulo
Selected Stories
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado en
2004
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
144
ISBN10
0872864294
ISBN13
9780872864290
Serie
Categorías
Descripción
In the no-man’s-land of Mexico’s far north—harsh desert landscapes, bruising border towns, urban wastelands and fantastical rural villages—migrants, campesinos and travelers find themselves lost between reality and delirium, tragedy and exaltation. Ten stories with an unflinching gaze onto the fragility and brutality of life: a tabloid journalist tracks a pair of homeless lovers; a blackout extinguishes the lights of Monterrey, unleashing anxieties and criminal tendencies; a visiting teacher in a remote village witnesses a brutal incident of vigilante justice; a desperate young boy crosses the border in search of a father lost to the North. Eduardo Antonio Parra (León, Guanajuato, 1965) is the author of two collections of stories and -winner of Mexico’s National Prize for the Short Story.