The Narrative of Carlos Fuentes

The Narrative of Carlos FuentesAuthor: Steven Boldy ISBN: 9780719085918 Publisher: Manchester University Press Year first published: 31 Oct 2012 Pages: 260 Format: Paperback softback This study examines the full range of Carlos Fuentes' art, from the critical realism of his early novels to his highly experimental novels of the late sixties, and to his novels from the eighties where national identities are playfully evoked and largely dismantled through intertextual games,

Magowan digs deep into his past torecount memories that stretch across both oceans and decades: from thepolitical uprising in 1960s Berkeley to the salted air of Greece andmind-altering substances in Death Valley

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