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is the author of the novel, The Tin Angel (Wm. Morrow, 1983) and the memoir, My Brother’s Madness (Curbstone, 2007). His seventh book of poems,

was born in Argentina in 1953. He is a poet and a writer. Most of his work can be founded in Spanish on the Internet.

is the author of fourteen books of poetry, three collections of essays, and two–dozen volumes translated from ancient Greek, Latin,

is the author of five books of poetry published in the United States and England, including The New World (Curbstone Press) and Sudden Dreams

has published sixteen books as a poet, editor, and translator, including The Republic of Poetry (a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize), Alabanza:

was born in 1925 in Granada, Nicaragua. He is a Revolutionary activist, disciple of Thomas Merton, Roman Catholic priest, ambassador for the

lived in exile in Mexico from 1976 until the fall of the dictatorship, when he returned to Argentina. In 1976 he won the esteemed “Casa de las

is one of Nicaragua’s most highly regarded writers. Her first novel, La Mujer Habitada, sold over 500,000 copies in Germany. The Inhabited Woman

most recent book is Keep Your Head Down: Vietnam, The Sixties, and a Journey of Self–Discovery. His book of poems, The Moon Reflected

was born in Estelí, Nicaragua in 1924 and grew up in El Salvador. She has published over forty books, ten of which have been translated into

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