by Mario Benedetti
translated by W. Nick Hill, Flaurie S. Imberman, Louise Popkin, Gareth Price, Maria Proser, Matthew Proser, Tim Richards, Hardie St. Martin, David Unger, Daniel Balderston, Rachel Belash, JoAnne Engelbert, Darwin J. Flakoll, James Graham and Maya Gross
edited by Claribel Alegría and Darwin J. Flakoll
Northwestern University Press, 1997
Paper: 978-1-880684-39-9
Library of Congress Classification PQ8519.B292A23 1997
Dewey Decimal Classification 863

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ABOUT THIS BOOK

This collection includes the best of renowned Uruguayan writer Mario Benedetti's stories from over 40 years of publishing. In these stories of powerful sudden impact, Benedetti plumbs with deep psychological insight both the dreams and frustrations of the middle-class in a bureaucratic society, as well as the pain and disorientation of political exile.