Sublime

Enrique Trinidad Oliva.

What I’m much more curious about is what these fuckups reveal about readership: who we expect our readers to be, what we expect our readers to do, and how this might change.

Árbenz no dio su brazo a torcer: «Debemos escuchar todas las opiniones, a favor y en contra. Las críticas nos ayudarán a mejorarla».

These days, when Hollywood debutantes sport Bollywood fashions and "chai tea" is available at every Starbucks, it is hard to remember the America where I grew up: an America where people did not recognize our ethnicity, where we were constantly mistaken for black or Hispanic or anything but ourselves, where when we said "Indian,"

GETTING THE READER IN THE CAR

The style of taco varied outside of Olvera Street in those early years; in the workplace and at home, Mexican laborers ate them from soft tortillas, fresh from a grill; in restaurants, Americans enjoyed tacos as tortillas dunked in the fryer, then stuffed. So-called taco houses popped up across Southern California, casual restaurants where patrons

Todas las bibliotecas públicas y algunas particulares, como la suya, habían sido purgadas de manuales marxistas, libros anticatólicos y pornográficos (a él le habían decomisado todas sus novelas en francés, por si acaso), además de poemas de Rubén Darío y las historias de Miguel Ángel Asturias y de Vargas Vila.

Den Fujita,