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- Author: Luis Luna
- Publisher: Piwaiwaka Press
- ISBN-10: 1738592642
- ISBN-13: 9781738592647
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.6 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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A clever, hopeful, young graduate, Tito López, is poised at the entry to adulthood as well as a whole new millennium. Living in a provincial Mexican city at the turn of the 21st century he wants what most of us want ... a career, love, happiness. But will he find any of them on Cerro del Calvario?
What's up with his nunnish clever sister Angelita? Will the deer's eye work - the amulet given by the wrinkled family workhorse, MarÃÂa? Who's the mysterious blond god, Salvador?
The Unused Life of Tito López portrays the Lopez family in a way that will seem familiar to those from middle-class suburban amilies almost anywhere else in the world. Meanwhile, readers from outside Mexico will be intrigued by the sense of other, parallel, exotic, existences in our contemporary world.
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- Author: Luis Luna
- Publisher: Piwaiwaka Press
- ISBN-10: 1738592642
- ISBN-13: 9781738592647
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.6 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
A clever, hopeful, young graduate, Tito López, is poised at the entry to adulthood as well as a whole new millennium. Living in a provincial Mexican city at the turn of the 21st century he wants what most of us want ... a career, love, happiness. But will he find any of them on Cerro del Calvario?
What's up with his nunnish clever sister Angelita? Will the deer's eye work - the amulet given by the wrinkled family workhorse, MarÃÂa? Who's the mysterious blond god, Salvador?
The Unused Life of Tito López portrays the Lopez family in a way that will seem familiar to those from middle-class suburban amilies almost anywhere else in the world. Meanwhile, readers from outside Mexico will be intrigued by the sense of other, parallel, exotic, existences in our contemporary world.
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