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Banged-Up Heart
Banged-Up Heart by Shirley Melis is an intimate and clear-eyed account of finding love late and losing it early—and of the strength it takes to fall madly in love a second time, be forced to relinquish that love too soon, and yet choose to love again. When her husband of thirty years dies suddenly, Shirley Melis is convinced she will never find another man like Joe. Then she meets John, a younger man who tells her during their first conversation that he has lived for many years with a rare but manageable cancer. She is swept off her feet in a whirlwind courtship, and within months, made brave by the early death of a friend's husband, she asks him to marry her! What follows is a year-long o...
Melisa
Si alguna vez te has despertado creyendo que has vivido otra realidad, o si has visitado un lugar y te ha parecido que ya has estado ahí o si has leído una historia que te recuerda a otra historia tuya, entenderás porqué el protagonista de esta historia no tiene nombre. Es porque su nombre es... el tuyo. Y si alguna vez has sabido lo que iba a pasar y pasó, no hagas caso si te dicen que es una coincidencia. Habla con Melisa primero. Durante el relato me he encontrado varias veces con grandes dificultades para seguir adelante con normalidad y evitar de esa forma que la propia narración me afectara personalmente ya que es una historia que tiene la magia de arrastrarte hacia su interior haciéndote perder la noción de tu realidad.
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Working Hard, Drinking Hard
"A theoretically cutting edge ethnography of neoliberalism as suffered by most poor people across the globe. Pine creatively links macro-structural forces in Honduras to the everyday life of factory workers, shanty town dwellers, gang kids, alcoholics and crack smokers within the context of globalized consumerism and the history of U.S. domination of Central America."—Philippe Bourgois, author of In Search of Respect "Gutsy fieldwork. A compassionate analysis of the links between work, violence, corporate capitalism, American empire, and self-worth. It will make your blood boil."—Laura Nader, University of California, Berkeley "Using largely the voices of others, Pine's rigorous but sensitive anthropological approach interweaves gangs, work, religion, drink, politics, and even globalization to show clearly how violence pervades the everyday life of many Hondurans. It is a realistic tour de force!"—Dwight B. Heath, Brown University
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Cuban Studies 34
Cuban Studies has been published annually by the University of Pittsburgh Press since 1985. Founded in 1970, it is the preeminent journal for scholarly work on Cuba. Each volume includes articles in both English and Spanish, a large book review section, and an exhaustive compilation of recent works in the field.
