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    RIVER Of SORROWS






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	   <p>By Demitropulos, Libertad. 
	   New York White Wine Press 2000
                        
                        , River of Sorrows is a historical novel set in 16th-century Argentina during the early Spanish colonial settlements along the Paraná River. The story is narrated through layered voices of settlers and marginalized figures, especially women and mestizo characters, whose lives are usually absent from official history. It reconstructs episodes of conflict, rebellion, survival, and everyday struggle in the founding of early colonial towns such as Santa Fe.

At its core, the novel explores how memory is preserved and reshaped through storytelling, especially by women who ensure that forgotten lives and events are not erased from history. Through its vivid narrative style, the book highlights themes of colonial violence, gender roles, cultural hybridity, and the making of historical memory in Latin America.
                        
                         9781877727887
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    NECKLACE OF WORDS


    : Stories by Mexican Women





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	   <p>By Nil. 
	   New York White Wine Press 1959
                        
                        , A wealth of voices from twentieth century Mexico offer unique perspectives on their culture.
                        
                         9781877727733
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    HAPPINESS






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	   <p>By Marjorie Agosin. 
	   New York White Wine Press 1993
                        
                        , This is the first collection of stories by acclaimed poet Marjorie Agosín. In lyrical pieces more like poems-in-prose, Agosín celebrates both her own ethnic heritage and the universal human truths that demonstrate the myriad ways in which happiness is ultimately revealed to us.

                        
                         9781877727344
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    LANDSCAPES Of A NEW LAND


    : Fiction by Latin American Women





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	   <p>By Nil. 
	   New York White Wine Press 1974
                        
                        , This anthology gathers short fiction by women writers from across Latin America, presenting diverse narratives that reflect gender, identity, cultural experience, and social realities. The collection highlights the richness of women’s voices in Latin American literature and emphasizes themes of memory, resistance, and everyday life across different countries and cultures.
                        
                         9780934834964
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    THEY'II BE GOOD FOR SEED


    : Contemporary Hungarian Poetry





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	   <p>By Nil. 
	   New York White Wine Press 2021
                        
                        , A ground breaking anthology of contemporary Hungarian poetry containing the diverse work of eight women and eight male poets with a wide range of subject matter and styles full of musicality, rhythm, and colorful images.
                        
                         9781945680496
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