A novel of love and loss set against the rapidly-changing backdrop of 1950s Puerto RicoJuan Martnez Cap called it a novel that is a joyful chronicle of Puerto Rican solidarity, and Efran Barradas stated that its combination of traditional mythical structure and contemporary realism gives Garca Ramis' novel a very special appeal, a present-day ambiguity.
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A novel of love and loss set against the rapidly-changing backdrop of 1950s Puerto RicoJuan Martnez Cap called it a novel that is a joyful chronicle of Puerto Rican solidarity, and Efran Barradas stated that its combination of traditional mythical structure and contemporary realism gives Garca Ramis' novel a very special appeal, a present-day ambiguity.
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Fredonia. 1995. White Pine Press. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Wrappers. 1877727520. Translated from the Spanish by Carmen C. Esteves. 175 pages. paperback. Cover: Nick Quijano. keywords: Literature Puerto Rico Latin America Caribbean Translated Women. FROM THE PUBLISHER-A novel of love and loss set against the rapidly-changing backdrop of 1950s Puerto RicoJuan Martínez Capo called it a novel that is a joyful chronicle of Puerto Rican solidarity, and Efraín Barradas stated that its combination of traditional mythical structure and contemporary realism gives García Ramis' novel a very special appeal, a present-day ambiguity. inventory #33439.
