Sol, Piedra Y Sombras. Veinte Cuentistas Mexicanos De La Primera Mitad Del Siglo Xx (tezontle) (spanish Edition)

Presentación / Jorge F. Hernández La irrealidad fantástica: Mi vida con la ola / Octavio Paz Chac Mool / Carlos Fuentes La historia según Pao Cheng / Salvador Elizondo La noche de Margaret Rose / Francisco Tario Paisajes de realidad mexicana: La llovizna / Juan de la Cabada La venadita / José Revueltas El diosero / Francisco Rojas González La culpa es de los tlaxcaltecas / Elena Garro El pasado palpable: La cena / Alfonso Reyes Diles que no me maten! / Juan Rulfo La fiesta de las balas / Martín Luis Guzmán La muerte tiene permiso / Edmundo Valadés El insólito cotidiano urbano: La sunamita / Inés Arredondo Lección de cocina / Rosario Castellanos Tachas / Efrén Hernández What became of Pampa Hash? / Jorge Ibargüengoitia Íntima imaginación: El guardagujas / Juan José Arreola La plaza / Juan García Ponce La pantera / Sergio Pitol Tarde de agosto / José Emilio Pacheco Semblanza de los autores. This anthology presents a collection of 20 stories of extraordinary quality, written by the finest Mexican authors born during the first half of the 20th century. Through these pages, readers will tour the real and the unreal, the faithfully rendered and the fantastic, as well as the tangible past of Mexican history. They will also travel between urban reflections on everyday life and intimate inventions that set Mexico apart from landscapes, other cultures, and other literatures. Part of the Big Read Selection Presents twenty Mexican stories from the early 20th century, including tales of fantasy, life in Mexico, history, the city, and private life by such authors as Carlos Fuentes, Elena Garro, and Juan Rulfo.