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History and fiction are poetically entangled to retell modern Nicaraguan history. In 1907 Rubén Darío, the legendary poet, writes the famous verse, Margarita, está linda la mar, on the fan of a nine-year-old girl. Fifty years later, the same girl plays a role in the plot to assassinate the dictator Anastasio Somoza.

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Alabada por unos y denostada por otros, esta novela marcó un hito dentro de la narrativa mexicana; su vigor, intensidad y honda verdad le han permitido mantenerse vigente hasta el día de hoy. Vendedores de droga, prostitutas, asesinos, policías, alcohólicos, seres marginales que intentan salir del círculo de la pobreza y el determinismo social. Tales son algunos de los personajes que pueblan las páginas de este intenso drama humano, el cual está escrito con pasión y audacia. Crónica descarnada de la vida en el barrio de Tepito, registro minucioso de costumbres, formas de hablar y maneras de ver la vida, la presente obra sorprende por su poco ortodoxo estilo narrativo que rechaza las "buenas maneras" y las convenciones de la narrativa más conservadora.

From the twilight of the Romanov dynasty through les annees folles of Art Deco Paris to the jet-set seventies, Bals explores the nine most exceptional private costume parties of the twentieth century, in the most beautiful book ever produced on the subject. In addition to social commentary from (or about) colorful characters―including Paul Poiret, Truman Capote, and Cecil Beaton, who immortalized these extraordinary balls―Jacqueline de Ribes, Helene David-Weill, and Marisa Berenson share their vivid souvenirs in first-person narratives. This is the ultimate book on such a unique and captivating theme.

Découvrez les aventures d'Élisabeth petite sœur du roi Louis XVI.La famille royale est de retour au château de Versailles. C'est l'occasion rêvée d'organiser un bal pour parfaire l'éducation d'Élisaberh! La princesse, elle, préférerait jouer avec son adorable chiot, Biscuit. Mais le petit chien a disparu! L'a-t-on kidnappé? Est-il en danger? Tant pis pour le bal Élisabeth et ses amis se lancent à sa recherche. Leur enquête les mènera jusqu'à la Ménagerie, où l'on trouve des animaux extraordinaires et des phénomènes plus étranges encore...

From the twilight of the Romanov dynasty through les annees folles of Art Deco Paris to the jet-set seventies, Bals explores the nine most exceptional private costume parties of the twentieth century, in the most beautiful book ever produced on the subject. In addition to social commentary from (or about) colorful characters―including Paul Poiret, Truman Capote, and Cecil Beaton, who immortalized these extraordinary balls―Jacqueline de Ribes, Helene David-Weill, and Marisa Berenson share their vivid souvenirs in first-person narratives. This is the ultimate book on such a unique and captivating theme.

Sergio P rez was trained by his father, Teodoro erez, who worked for 25 years at Ramirez before creating his own workshop. He started making guita...

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Contents: Napoli: Barcarolle, Nocturne, Caprice Italien Caprice in C (D'apres le final du Bal masque) Intermede in D Minor Valse-Improvisatio...

"1" in Number Row. Fine in Near-fine Dust Jacket, with Tiny Closed Tear. Owner Name. Compiled and Edited By Sergio Ramirez; Edited and Translated with an Introduction and Additional Selections By Robert Edgar Conrad.

Translated from the Spanish by Nick Caistor with Hebe Powell. Upon its original publication, Carlos Fuentes declared Divine Punishment to be the quintessential Central American novel. In this, the greatest work of a storied literary career, Sergio Ramírez transforms the most celebrated criminal trial in Nicaraguan history the alleged murders in 1933 of two high society women and his employer by a social-climbing bon vivant named Oliverio Castañeda into an examination of the entire Nicaraguan society at the brink of the first Somosa dictatorship. Passion, money, sex, gossip, political intrigue, medical malpractice and judicial corruption all merge into a novel that reads like a courtroom drama wrapped in yellow journalism disguised as historical fiction posing as a scandal of the first order.

Idioma/Language: Español. ¿Te dio miedo la sangre?, escrita por Sergio Ramírez en Berlín entre 1973 y 1975, es una novela protagonizada, como enumera el propio autor en el prólogo a esta edición, por «conspiradores fracasados, militares que pagan la rebelión con sus vidas, prisio *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla.

"El regreso al género negro de Sergio Ramírez. Corrupción y tramas de poder en un caso policial en el que nadie es del todo inocente.El inspector Dolores Morales está dado de baja en la Policía Nacional desde hace años y ahora trabaja como investigador privado. La mayoría de sus casos son adulterios de una clientela de pocos recursos. Pero un encargo va a sacarlo de la rutina: la desaparición de la hija de un millonario.Pronto el caso se revela como la punta de un iceberg en el que toman forma la corrupción y el abuso de poder que subyace en el discurso revolucionario de la Nicaragua contemporánea.ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONThe return of Sergio Ramirez’s black genre. Corruption and power stories in a criminal case where nobody is completely innocent. Inspector Dolores Morales has been discharged from the National Police for years and now works as a private investigator. The majority of his cases are adultery within a clientele with few resources. But one case will take him out of his routine: the disappearance of a millionaire’s daughter. Soon, the case starts unveiling like the tip of an iceberg, where corruption and the abuse of power start taking shape with the underlying revolutionary discourse of the contemporary Nicaragua.

Sergio Ramírez, writer and former civilian leader in the Sandinista revolutionary government from 1985-1990, has now won the Cervantes Prize, the highest literary award in the Hispanic world. He wrote his great panoramic novel from exile, and this was the first Nicaraguan novel ever translated into English. The long years of dictatorship in Nicaragua are dramatically recreated as cabaret singers, activists, policemen, prostitutes, beauty queens and would-be presidents haunt this sophisticated, lyrical and timeless epic of resistance and retribution.“One of the most talented Central American writers of his generation”  NEW YORK TIMESSubtle and convincing..., the book never loses its linguistic power or elegiac emotion.” LOS ANGELES TIMESRich in vivid and sensuous details of everyday life...out of which come potent emblems” TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT

Translated from the Spanish by Nick Caistor with Hebe Powell. Upon its original publication, Carlos Fuentes declared Divine Punishment to be the quintessential Central American novel. In this, the greatest work of a storied literary career, Sergio Ramírez transforms the most celebrated criminal trial in Nicaraguan history the alleged murders in 1933 of two high society women and his employer by a social-climbing bon vivant named Oliverio Castañeda into an examination of the entire Nicaraguan society at the brink of the first Somosa dictatorship. Passion, money, sex, gossip, political intrigue, medical malpractice and judicial corruption all merge into a novel that reads like a courtroom drama wrapped in yellow journalism disguised as historical fiction posing as a scandal of the first order.