South: A Reader's Guide to the Other America
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Buenos Aires Affair
Manuel Puig’s collage of sex, politics, film and murder was published in Argentina in 1973, shortly after Juan Perón’s return to power. Subtitled ‘... See details
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The Complete Poetry: A Bilingual Edition
The Peruvian César Vallejo, one of the most radically innovative poets of the 20th century, stretched the grammar and syntax of Spanish into a lang... See details
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The Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent
Eduardo Galeano’s classic indictment of European and US economic exploitation of South America re-entered the public consciousness in 2009, when Ve... See details
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Epitaph of a Small Winner
Brazil’s greatest novelist Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis was born in 1839, the son of a mulatto wall painter and an Azorean washerwoman. His works... See details
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The Diary of Helena Morley
‘When I first came to Brazil, in 1952,’ Elizabeth Bishop writes, ‘I asked my Brazilian friends which Brazilian books I should begin reading. After ... See details
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Far Away and Long Ago: A Childhood in Argentina
William Henry Hudson was born in Argentina in 1841, the son of Anglo-American settlers, and his early years were spent roaming the pampas in search... See details
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The War of the End of the World
Vargas Llosa’s fictional account of the Canudos war is dedicated to Euclides da Cunha and features him as a major character – though we’re never to... See details