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Rueben Martinez: 'It's not going to be one cabeza'
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[OCRegister] - It has drawn big-name authors such as Jorge Ramos, the late Carlos Fuentes and Sandra Cisneros and international attention, but like a lot of retail bookstores, it has struggled, too. Martinez, a Presidential Fellow, has been working for Chapman
Reviews: Frankenstein and Dracula cast their shadows in new books
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[Los Angeles Times] - In "Vlad" (Dalkey Archive Press: 124 pp., $17.95), Carlos Fuentes takes on Bram Stoker's "Dracula." Fuentes, who died this year at 83, is not the first to do so. Vampire-like, Stoker's novel continues to exert mesmerizing power over readers — and
Guardian: Looking back at Salman Rushdie's The Satanic Verses
[The Guardian] - Egypt's Naguib Mahfouz, Palestinian Edward Said, Mexico's Carlos Fuentes, Germany's Günter Grass, South Africa's Nadine Gordimer were just a few of many. The fear grew. Penguin, which shared in the fatwa, lived behind barricades. London bookshops
Guardian: Carlos Fuentes obituary | Books | The Guardian
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