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International PEN San Miguel Center |
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ABOUT US |
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SOBRE NOSOTROS |
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OUR BOOKS I: Airey, Cascaito, Cohan |
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OUR BOOKS II: Coleman and Perrin |
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OUR BOOKS III: Denham, Greenhaw |
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OUR BOOKS IV: Kathmann, Nicarthy, Orozco |
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OUR BOOKS V: Page, Patricca |
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OUR BOOKS VI: Pearlman, Sahuatoba, Schmidt |
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OUR BOOKS VII: Snodgrass, K, Snodgrass, W. D. |
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OUR BOOKS VIII: Stein, Zamora |
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OUR BOOKS III |
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Contact us: sanmiguelpen@gmail.com |
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Literary Novel |
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Amo Black humor science fiction satire in which Amo is a feminist centerfold from outer space sent to earth to teach earthmen equality. "The most sexually vivid novel ever written by a woman." –David Markson. "A women's liberation classic."—Library Journal |
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Alice Denham |
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iUniverse.com—$16.95 or Amazon.com—probably cheaper |
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Literary Novel |
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My Darling From The Lions Passionate conflict between Grace, a young painter, and Carl, her macho composer husband, exploring the horror of obsessive love. "When Miss Denham is being lyrical, she is capable of some really incredible language." New York Times Book Review. |
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Alice Denham |
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Literary Memoir |
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Sleeping With Bad Boys: A Juicy Tell-All of Literary New York in the 1950s and 1960s My struggle to be a novelist when male writers were gods and women couldn't get jobs. Steamy sex with James Dean, Norman Mailer, Hugh Hefner, Philip Roth, and William Gaddis. Only Playmate with fiction in the same issue. "Wry, gossipy, poignant,feminist." Sunday New York Times Book Review, full page, 11/19/06. "A genuinely subversive book that shows how we make flawed celebrities into icons that determine literary standards." Rain Taxi Review of Books, Minneapolis, Spring 2008. |
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Alice Denham |
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Tecolote and Garrison & Garrison in San Miguel, Amazon |
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Non-fiction |
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My Heart is in the Earth: True Stories of Alabama and Mexico Recollections of San Miguel from the late 1950s and early ‘60s, first-person about the author’s arriving in the summer of 1958, attending the Instituto Allende’s creative writing program, drinking at the old Cucaracha Bar on the Jardin with its ample supply of interesting characters. Many of the chapters were first published in the travel section of The New York Times. |
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Wayne Greenhaw |
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Poetry |
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Ghosts on the Road: Poems of Alabama, Mexico and Beyond Poems about San Miguel de Allende, its people and its history, and the author’s Alabama home and his travels to Europe. |
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Wayne Greenhaw |
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Non-fiction |
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The Thunder of Angels: The Montgomery Bus Boycott and the People who Broke the Back of Jim Crow A behind-the-scenes look at the beginning of the Civil Rights Movement in Montgomery, Alabama, in the mid-1950s,. concentrating on Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, and the father of the Movement, Edgar Daniel Nixon, a Pullman car porter who became Alabama president of the NAACP. |
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Wayne Greenhaw |
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