Happiness

by Marjorie Agosín

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This is the first collection of stories by acclaimed poet Marjorie Agosín. In lyrical pieces more like poems-in-prose, Agosín celebrates both her own ethnic heritage and the universal human truths that demonstrate the myriad ways in which happiness is ultimately revealed to us. "These pieces are like tiny jewels that reflect dazzlingly a million truths."--Américas Magazine… (more)

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This is the first collection of stories by acclaimed poet Marjorie Agosín. In lyrical pieces more like poems-in-prose, Agosín celebrates both her own ethnic heritage and the universal human truths that demonstrate the myriad ways in which happiness is ultimately revealed to us. "These pieces are like tiny jewels that reflect dazzlingly a million truths."--Américas Magazine

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