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Review 63: Latin American Writing and Music

Essays looking at the connection between Latin American writing and music.

Includes interviews with composer Tania Léon and novelist Oscar Hijuelos; Essays on Borges with the Tango, Julio Cortázar and Music, Afro-Cuban music and writing, and Flamenco; Fiction by César Aira and Denise Chávez; Profiles of four Canadian visual artists; Music, exhibition, film, book reviews; Remembering Germán Arciniégas, Herberto Padilla and Susan Rotker.

 

 

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Daniel Shapiro
Director of Literature and Editor of Review Magazine
(212) 249-8950 ext. 366
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dshapiro@as-coa.org

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