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Reviews in March 2007
LatAmRoB, Volume 1, Number 4
On the dark side
From the Darkness, the debut novel of Oswaldo Salazar, now in English, is a masterful account of a true crime that shook Guatemala in 1939 Continue reading
Balls to that
El Diego is a runaway train of an autobiography in which the South American soccer genius Diego Maradona tells us his version of his life story Continue reading
Avant-gardes under the knife
The Avant-Garde and Geopolitics in Latin America by Fernando Rosenberg takes a cultural studies scalpel to movements of modernity Continue reading
Grabbed by the collar
El hombre de Montserrat by Dante Liano is a stylish bludgeon that forces the reader through a Guatemala crisscrossed by death squads Continue reading
Errands after death
Cualquier forma de morir by Rafael Menjívar Ochoa is a fatal cocktail of death and corruption stirred vigorously with the blackest of humour Continue reading
The two Fridas
Julie Taymor’s Oscar-winning Frida is visually stunning but depicts the celebrated Mexican artist as a political invalid Continue reading
Kid’s stuff
Bullets whizz by liberally throughout Voces inocentes, but the casting remains completely off target Continue reading
Navel gazing with a purpose
Claudio Lomnitz joins a long tradition of anthropological reflection on the nature of the Mexican national idea in Deep Mexico, Silent Mexico Continue reading
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