Letras

I don't know why I was thinking all this when, a few days ago, I read an interview published in Letras Libres with the novelist and editor Luis Magrinyà, where he declared himself very much in favour of political correctness, saying, “seeing that the reaction against it is often reactionary, harking back to the old times in which one could be racist and chauvinist without anything happening (does anything happen now anyway?)”.

Saying The Right Thing 2006

To start, I highly recommend "La Marcha de las Letras" and "La Muñeca Fea".

Mexican children's songs 2009

(Esgrima en el Barrio de las Letras) tags: swordplay is foreplay locale: seville mood: vigorous

more on haiti. skywardprodigal 2010

Seven of ten pirated items sold and consumed in Mexico pass through Tepito, Letras Libres said.

Down and Delirious in Mexico City Daniel Hernandez 2011

To start, I highly recommend "La Marcha de las Letras" and "La Muñeca Fea".

Mexican children's songs 2009

To start, I highly recommend "La Marcha de las Letras" and "La Muñeca Fea".

Mexican children's songs 2009

An inquiry about Spanish-language editions of Félix Fénéon's Novels in Three Lines led us to a selection of the pieces by this "maestro del humor negro francés," published several years ago in Letras Libres — which looks to us (with our nonexistent Spanish) to be a Spanish-language analog to The New York Review of Books (perhaps with a more right-wing cast).

Translation 2010

Seven of ten pirated items sold and consumed in Mexico pass through Tepito, Letras Libres said.

Down and Delirious in Mexico City Daniel Hernandez 2011

To start, I highly recommend "La Marcha de las Letras" and "La Muñeca Fea".

Mexican children's songs 2009

To start, I highly recommend "La Marcha de las Letras" and "La Muñeca Fea".

Mexican children's songs 2009