Alejo Carpentier (1904–1980)Author of The Lost StepsAlso known as: Alejo Carpenter, Alejo Capentier, Alejo Carpentier, Alejo Carperntier, Aléjo Carpentier, Alejio Carpentier ... (see complete list), Alejo Caarpentier, Alejo; Sturrock, John (translator) Carpentier, Alejo Carpentier; Translated From The Spanish By, Alejo; Translated By: Christensen, Thomas; Christe
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