Latin America Literature in Translation

Mexican and Central American Literatures in translation

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Editions Héloïse d'Ormesson

Publicaciones Everest

Thunder's Mouth Press

The cat who wanted to fly high

Publicaciones Everest

Doña Paquita's cat is a very curious cat. Entrhalled by the majestic flight of the town's stork, he wants to imitate the bird and fly high above the rooftops of his little town. Will he succeed?

Floro the cat gazes out his window at the town's stork and dreams...What if!

Children's Literature from Spain

The Journey of Little Wind

This book forms part of the "To Read Is To Live" project.

The Cat Who Wanted To Fly High

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

Fiction

A Place Called Milagro de la Paz

by Manlio Argueta (trans. by Michael B. Miller) Tragic, lyrical, touching, the story of three women trapped in the nightmare of El Salvador’s war.

With Every Drop of Blood From the Wound

by Manuel Corleto (trans. by Michael B. Miller) Award-winning novel from Guatemala. Daring, atavistic, this novel hits the raw nerve of a country in crisis.

Margarita, How Beautiful the Sea

by Sergio Ramirez (trans. by Michael B. Miller) Genre: Nicaraguan Historical Fiction.

History

A Company Through The Centuries: THE CUAUHTEMOC MOCTEZUMA BREWERY (Trans. by Michael B. Miller) Mexico: Editorial Clio, 2006.
262 pp. with over 700 illustrations

Paleontology

Green Fire: The Life Force, from the Atom to the Mind
by Juan Luis Arsuaga and Ignacio Martínez (trans. by Michael B. Miller) 407 p. The story of how Mother Earth has shaped humanity through the millennia.