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A beautiful collection of thirteen short stories, twenty-nine poems, a memoir and two novel excerpts from gay writers from Mexico, Brazil and Colombia, all expertly translated into English.
Originally written in the mid-1970s, this is a fascinating glimpse into Latin American gay society of the time.
An added bonus is that the poems are presented in the original Spanish and Portuguese with the English translations printed on the opposite page.
Authors included are Salvador Novo, Luis Cernuda, Adolfo Caminha, Gasparino Damata, Caio Fernando Abreu, Aguinaldo Silva, Darcy Penteado, Edilberto Coutinho and Jaime Jaramillo Escobar.
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Translations into English, Latin American poetry, Gay men's writings, Latin American, Literary collections, Gay men, Brazilian fiction, Novela latinoamericana, Historia y crítica, Translations from Spanish, English literature, Homosexuality, English poetry, Translations from Portuguese, LGBTQ short stories, Stonewall Book AwardsTimes
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Now the volcano: an anthology of Latin American gay literature
1979, Gay Sunshine Press
in English and Spanish
- 1st ed.
0917342666 9780917342660
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Now the Volcano: Anthology of Latin American Gay Literature
December 1979, Gay Sunshine Pr
Hardcover
in English
- 1st ed edition
0917342666 9780917342660
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English, Portuguese, or Spanish.
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