Translated by David Frye, Gabriel Abudu, Heather Rosario Sievert, Kathleen Weaver, Mirta Quintanales and Nancy Abraham Hall
Publication Date: December 2002
One can find in her work the tensions between colonizer and colonized, dominator and dominated, and at the same time enjoy the sheer beauty of images depicting suffering, strength, and hope.
Scholars and students of twentieth-century Spanish and Latin American literature will delight in this fascinating look at laughter in the work of Jorge Luis Borges.
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