Miserable marriage, Risia recollects and invents One moonlit night her grandmother gave awayĪ baby, and that baby was Risia's mother. Risia only wants her life "to have a happyīack to Tijucopapo, where her mother was born. With poet Jim Kates, Stephen Sadow translatedĪnd edited a bilingual edition of Feierstein's poetry That to be a mestizo (a person of mixed culture andīlood) is to reject the concept of purity and homogeneity. Of being "other." As the characters find ways to eliminateĭiscrimination, it becomes clear there is no unblended race or religion, and Personal, cultural,Īnd historical identity is the main theme of this novel, as is the experience
That spans nearly a hundred years of cataclysmic events. Story of four generations of a Jewish family, a social and cultural narrative In this ingeniousĭetective story, the police try to solve an assassination and a lost man
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