Goodbye, Mexico: Poems of Remembrance |
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| Contribution by:
| Adkins, Paul David
Anhalt, Diane
Araguz, José Ángel
Bedell, Jack B.
Bertrand, Diane Gonzales
Birkelbach, Alan
Bowels, David
Bradley, Jerry
Caden, Augustin
Carl-Klassen, Abigail
Cortez, Sarah
Craven, Sherry
Dahl, Carolyn
Daniels, Jim
Davis, Margo
Espada, Martín
Flannery, Maureen Tolman
Forster, Christa
Hoggard, James
Howells, Ann
Humber, Elizabeth
Jones, Lois P.
Kingston, Kate
Krohn, A. M.
Ludwin, Peter
Mares, Tony
Mariani, Paul
Markowitz, Kathleen
Mayo, C. M.
McCann, Janet
Mendoza, Celeste Guzman
O'Luanaigh, Erin
Reposa, Carol C.
Rios, Alberto
Seale, Jan
Serpas, Martha
Smith, Loueva
Strickland, Seth
Stromberg, Sandi
Studdard, Melissa
Thomas, Larry D.
Varn, C. Derick
Watson, Randall
Welch, Germaine
Wright, Patrick Allen
Yook, Rebecca Young Eunn
morton, karla k. |
| Editor:
| Cortez, Sarah |
| ISBN: | 978-1-68003-004-4 |
| Publication Date: | Jan 2015 |
| Publisher: | Texas Review Press
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $22.95 |
Book Description:
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That Mexico has been irrevocably altered by illegal human trafficking and drug cartel violence is indisputable. Together with other complex dynamics of the current century, such as globalization, the failing middle class, and the disrupted tourist industry, this beloved country has changed almost beyond recognition. Many on both sides of the border grieve the loss of the Mexico that was, particularly the Mexico that existed during the last half of the Twentieth century. This loss...
More DescriptionThat Mexico has been irrevocably altered by illegal human trafficking and drug cartel violence is indisputable. Together with other complex dynamics of the current century, such as globalization, the failing middle class, and the disrupted tourist industry, this beloved country has changed almost beyond recognition. Many on both sides of the border grieve the loss of the Mexico that was, particularly the Mexico that existed during the last half of the Twentieth century. This loss engenders memory; memory engenders poems.