Latin America Literature in Translation

Mexican and Central American Literatures in translation
Tinka is a young Bushman who lives with his tribe in the Kalahari desert and becomes their hero.

The famous quetzal of Guatemala, sacred bird of the ancient Mayans

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This is a DOC file. Heart of Jade (English version of Amor de Jade) (39.0KB)
This was a ground-breaking novel in El Salvador for its daring and social satire.
Magic realism from El Salvador. How the beautiful Rosina del Mar singlehandedly ended the war in El Salvador

Mayan ruins at Copan, Honduras

Lake Atitlan, Guatemala 1996

Summer Studies in Alicante 1995

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Children's Literature from Spain
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Floro the cat likes to gaze out his window at the majestic flight of the town's stork and dream... What if!
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