Los disfraces de monstruo

Eliseo Alberto, Lichi (Arroyo Naranjo, Cuba, 1951 - Ciudad de México, 2011), siempre soñó con ser pianista y ganar torneos de ajedrez. Estudió periodismo. Fue jefe de redacción de las revistas El Caimán Barbudo y Cine Cubano. Escribió guiones de cine y televisión, entre ellos el de Guantanamera, dirigida por Tomás Gutiérrez Alea. En la isla publicó tres poemarios (Importará el trueno, Las cosas que yo amo y Un instante en cada cosa) y una novela (La fogata roja, Premio Nacional de la Crítica). En el exilio publicó su polémico libro de memorias Informe contra mí mismo y las...

A remarkable short story anthology of many of Latin America's finest women authors writing about fidelity and its absence in Latin America features contributions from Guadalupe Amor, Rosario Castellanos, Bárbara Jacobs, María Luisa Puga, Elena Garro, Ana Clavel, and many others.

An enigmatic, comical tour de force, Taming the Divine Heron is a hilarious novel from this popular, contemporary Mexican author. Winner of the Juan Rulfo Prize for Latin American & Caribbean Literature.

'Fresh, energetic, and completely hilarious, The Wangs vs. the World is my favorite debut of the year.' Jami Attenberg, author of Saint Mazie and The Middlesteins Charles Wang has just lost the cosmetics fortune he built up since emigrating to the US. Gone are the houses, the cars, and the incredible lifestyle. Faced with this loss, he decides to take his family on a trip to China and attempt to reclaim his ancestral lands. But first they must go on a cross-country journey from their foreclosed Bel-Air home to the Upstate New York retreat of his eldest daughter, Saina. Charles takes his other ...