Carmen Boullosa (Latin American Spanish pronunciation: [ˈkaɾmem bowˈʝosa]; born September 4, 1954, in Mexico City, Mexico) is a Mexican poet, novelist...

October 2, 2017. Wallace is married to Mexican author and playwright Carmen Boullosa. He was formerly married, in December 1969, to Nancy Greenough; in...

would remain until his death in 1894.[citation needed] Mexican author Carmen Boullosa published the novel Texas in 2013, which presents a fictionalized account...

section on Juan Cortina directed by Stephen Ives. In the novel Texas by Carmen Boullosa, the character Don Nepomuceno is based on Cortina. Laurens Ballard...

Verónica Langer, with whom he had a son, Pablo Aura. He later married Carmen Boullosa, with whom he had two children: María and Juan Aura. In Madrid, he...

Jonathan. "The Departed", New York Times Book Review, 9 November 2008. Boullosa, Carmen. "Roberto Bolaño", Bomb Magazine, Winter 2002. Retrieved on 29 May...

the second were closer to the poet Efraín Huerta. The Mexican writer Carmen Boullosa, a contemporary of the Infrarealists, agrees that both groups were...

(2007) — founder of The Hype Machine Colby Minifie (2014) — actress Carmen Boullosa — Mexican poet, novelist, and playwright; featured as a visiting professor...

Other Conversations Reading Is Always More Important than Writing Carmen Boullosa Bomb Magazine #78, Winter 2002 Roberto Bolaño: The Last Interview &...

Fellowship Rubén Bonifaz Nuño Alfonso Reyes Prize; Guggenheim Fellowship; Carmen Boullosa Xavier Villaurrutia Award; Guggenheim Fellowship Coral Bracho Xavier...

doi:10.29043/liminar.v20i2.909. ISSN 2007-8900. S2CID 246604874. Carmen Boullosa; Mike Wallace. "1940s–1950s". A Narco History. OR Books. pp. 19–22...

Bulgaria), poet, nv. & es. Mousse Boulanger (1926–2023, Switzerland), poet Carmen Boullosa (b. 1954, Mexico), poet, nv. & pw. Jenny Boult (1951–2005, Australia)...

contemporary Latin American poets such as Yolanda Pantin, Piedad Bonnett, Carmen Boullosa, Eduardo Chirinos, and Rafael Courtoisie. ""Convocatoria del XXI Premio...

Boulanger (1922–2014, France, f/d/p) Pierre Boulle (1912–1994, France, f) Carmen Boullosa (born 1954, Mexico, p/f/d) Monny de Boully (1904–1968, Serbia/France...

Avilés Rojas (1911–1979) Mariano Azuela (1873–1952) Mario Bellatín (1960–) Carmen Boulton (1954–) Juan de la Cabada Vera (1901–1986) Nellie Campobello (1900–1986)...

Biology Christiana Borchart de Moreno Iberian & Latin American History Carmen Boullosa Fiction Jean-Paul Bourdier Architecture, Planning, & Design Stuart...

Ernesto de la Peña, for Las estratagemas de Dios (short story) 1989 Carmen Boullosa, for Antes, La salvaja y Papeles irresponsables (novel) Guillermo Sheridan...

2006: http://www.almendron.com/tribuna/?p=2629 "Cristina Peri Rossi by Carmen Boullosa - BOMB Magazine". bombmagazine.org. January 2009. Retrieved 2018-01-26...

Mastretta (born 1949) Laura Esquivel (born 1950) Luis Zapata (1951–2020) Carmen Boullosa (born 1954) Juan Villoro (born 1956) Guillermo Arriaga (born 1958)...

later moved to Mexico Minerva Bloom (born 1959), poet, photographer Carmen Boullosa (born 1954), leading poet, novelist, playwright Liliana V. Blum (born...

Spanglish, and English include Miguel Algarin, Giannina Braschi, Carmen Boullosa, Ana Castillo, Sandra Cisneros, Guillermo Gómez-Peña, Pedro Pietri...

Mexican Revolution, later edited the periodical Feminismo internacional. Carmen Boullosa – is a Mexican poet, novelist and playwright whose work focuses on...

Persons, Animals, and Artists. "Roberto Ransom's A Tale of Two Lions by Carmen Boullosa - BOMB Magazine". bombmagazine.org. Retrieved 2021-02-15. "Missing...

Young People with Disabilities. Hatchet, Schimel's translation of Carmen Boullosa's poetry collection Hamartia, won the Cliff Becker Book Prize in Translation...

Poniatowska and Carmen Boullosa's works. and which received the María Luisa Bombal Award. Entreparéntesis (Santiago: Arcilla, 1985). Óxido de Carmen (Barcelona:...

Wall: Mexican Writers Respond to the Immigration Crisis, edited by Carmen Boullosa and Alberto Quintero, 2020 (Translations also by Lisa Dillman, Sophie...

and she and Snow White later open a spa for women on the same spot. Carmen Boullosa's short story "Blancanieves" (1992) explores the concept of female sexuality...

Spanish. It was published in Spanish and includes short stories by: Carmen Boullosa, Lorea Canales (México), Giannina Braschi (Puerto Rico), Sergio Chejfec...

Titze 1996: Michael Kleeberg, Miguel Vitagliano 1997: Ulrich Peltzer, Carmen Boullosa 1998: Róža Domašcyna, David Mitrani Arenal 1999: Stefanie Menzinger...

Chiribao as Iván Robles Paula Bevilacqua as Vanessa Martínez Aldana Milagros Boullosa as Verónica Génesis Blanco as María Virginia Martínez Aldana Ángelo Goncalves...