Carlos FuentesAuthor of The Death of Artemio Cruz: A NovelAlso known as: C Fuentes, Carlos Fuentes, ed. Carlos Fuentes, Carlos Fuentes, Schriftsteller, Mexico, Carlos; Peden, Margaret Sayers Fuentes, Carlos; Translated by Adam, Alfred Mac Fuentes ... (see complete list), Carlos; MacAdam, Alfred J. (translator) Fuentes, Carlos Fuentes; Translated From The Spanish By Alf
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Carlos Fuentes has 1 upcoming event. Royce Hall, UCLA: Carlos Fuentes (December 12 at 20:00) Carlos Fuentes. Scholar, statesman and celebrated author Carlos Fuentes is among the preeminent literary and political figures of the Spanish-speaking world. His novels, including the bestselling “The Old Gringo” as well as “Terra Nostra” and “The Death of Artemio Cruz,” delve into Mexico’s tumultuous ... (more)history and its relationship with its superpower neighbor. Alternately, many of his nonfiction works celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Latin America. His work has earned numerous awards, including the Miguel de Cervantes Prize, the highest honor for a Spanish-language writer. Making his first appearance at Royce Hall, Fuentes shares excerpts from his latest works and offers a seasoned perspective on Mexican-American relations including the hot-button topics of immigration, race and multiculturalism.
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