Erick, you'll need to visit your library to read Julia
Alvarez' work.
For a view of Trujillo's dictatorship and people living in
small nations like the Dominican Republic, read In the Time
of the Butterflies.
Her In the name of Salom鬠Julia Alvarez' biographical novel,
compares the daughter-mother careers of Camila Henriquez and
Salom頕rethe mother, the Dominican Republic's national poet,
the daughter, a worker for the revolution in early Castro
Cuba, who first retires from a US academic career.
Latour's book certainly lets you know how one Cubano feels
about today's Cuba so you might want to read The Outsider
sooner than otherwise.
Related, to revolucion, check into Graciela Limon's In Search
of Bernabe, for intense fiction about mothers sons and
tragedy.
That's what comes to mind.
regards, mvs In a message dated 1/15/02 10:25:48 AM,
Erick.Anderson@nike.com writes:
>Latino
>fiction authors they would recommend relative to
understanding the
>atmospherics of the period. Thanks in adv
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