Recensione:
A vivid, revelatory collection of stories, poetry and essays. . . . Shot through with exuberance, vitality and curiosity. . . . It undoubtedly will become a crucial supplement to mainstream literary offerings.-Diana Abu-Jaber, The Miami Herald
"A literary buffet with treats so exquisitely sculpted that Martha Stewart would grimace with envy....Compelling to the very end." -Kirkus Reviews
"Promises to be a book worth seeking out in future editions. . . . [Has] the kind of edge that the first few Pushcart Prize collections had. . . . Important." -Bryce Mulligan, Chicago Tribune
From the Trade Paperback edition.
L'autore:
\Junot Díaz was born and raised in Santo Domingo, the Dominican Republic. He is author of the celebrated story collection Drown, and his work has appeared in Story, The Paris Review, Time Out, Glimmer Train, African Voices, The New Yorker (including the "Future of American Fiction" issue), and in several volumes of The Best American Short Stories. He lives in New York City.
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