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Un territorio: el Valle del Río Grande. Una lengua: el español. Un escritor: Rolando Hinojosa-Smith, el narrador estadounidense más importante en lengua española. Propuesto varias veces candidato al Premio Cervantes por la Academia Norteamericana de la Lengua Española, Hinojosa-Smith es autor de una excepcional serie narrativa, El viaje de la muerte de Klail City, una potente e hipnótica saga en la que se enmarca todo su trabajo literario, que...

The first novel in the Rafe Buenrostro Mystery series features murder and mayhem along the Texas-Mexico border. Long out of print, this novel originally published in 1985 foreshadowed the violence now taking place along the border.

This collection of prose writings by acclaimed Mexican-American author Rolando Hinojosa contain essays and stories in English and Spanish. Hinojosa examines life straddling two cultures and languages on the Texas-Mexico border.

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The Clasicos Chicanos/Chicano Classics series is intended to ensure the long-term accessibility of deserving works of Chicano literature and culture that have become unavailable over the years or that are in imminent danger of becoming inaccessible. Each of the volumes includes an introduction contextualizing the work within Chicano literature and a bibliography of works by and about the author. The series is designed to be a vehicle that will...

Available for the first time in a bilingual format, this addition to the Hinojosa's acclaimed Klail City Death Trap Series focuses on wealthy ranchers and their domination of the economic and political life of a small city on the Texas-Mexico border.

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This novel in Hinojosa's Klail City Death Trip Series of novels, which follows generations of Anglos and Mexicans in the fictional Rio Grande Valley of Klail City, Texas, focuses on a character who has previously not taken the limelight: the strong-willed, upwardly mobile Becky Escobar.

The case: To solve a mystery of drug-smuggling and murder on the Texas-Mexico border. When drug-related slayings begin occurring practically in his own back yard, Buenrostro leads a corps of bicultural sleuths in piercing the intrigue of a crime family apparently at war with itself.

The politics of faculty promotions and tenure, the zany protests of a student group, and the works of a search committee to replace a high-level university administrator all unfold at Belken State University in Klail City, Texas.

In The Useless Servants, award-winning author Rolando Hinojosa captures the obscenity and pointlessness of war in the pages of a Korean War journal written by his fictional everyman, Rafe Buenrostro. Drawing from his own experiences, Hinojosa probes the mind of this Texas country boy who suddenly finds himself in an unknown country fighting in an undeclared war for an unknown reason. Meeting and befriending an unending stream of people who are...

Hinojosa's novel focuses on wealthy ranchers and their domination of the economic and political life of a small city on the Texas-Mexico border.

The contributors, including Yolanda Julia Broyles, Hector Calderon, Margarita Cota-Cardenas, Lauro Flores, Patricia de la Fuente, Rolando Hinojosa, Luis Leal, Jose David Saldivar, Maria I. Duke dos Santos, and Rosaura Sanchez, draw upon a diverse array of theories -- Marxist, feminist, post-structuralist -- to make fresh critical comments, not only on Rolando Hinojosa's works, but also on literary theory today.

Los amigos de Becky" is another addition to Rolando Hinojosa's Klail City Death Trip series of novels, which follow generations of Anglos and Mexicans in the fictional Rio Grande Valley town of Klail City, Texas. In this novel, Hinojosa focuses on a character who has previously not taken the limelight: the strong-willed, upwardly mobile Becky Escobar.