Details

Subject(s)

• Women—Fiction [Browse]
• Weight loss—Fiction [Browse]

Related name

• Labinger, Andrea G. [Browse]

Series

• Latin American Women Writers [More in this series]
• Latin American women writers

Summary note

Ana María Shua's work Microfictions and her novel Death as a Side Effect are available from the University of Nebraska Press. Andrea G. Labinger is a professor of Spanish emerita from the University of La Verne in Southern California. Her many translations include Shua's Death as a Side Effect, Alicia Steimberg's The Rainforest (Nebraska, 2006), and Call Me Magdalena (Nebraska, 2001).

Notes

Description based upon print version of record.

Language note

English

Contents

• Cover ; Title Pgae ; Copyright Page ; Contents ; 1. Weighing In; 2. Fast Day; 3. The Group; 4. Case History I; 5. The Barracks; 6. Case History II; 7. Beat Your Face; 8. Case History III; 9. The Clockwork Orange; 10. Case History IV; 11. The Inferno; 12. The Phone Call; 13. The Campfires; 14. New Friends; 15. His Own Grave; 16. Food Trafficking; 17. Sob Stories; 18. The Farewell Party; 19. The Orgy; 20. Elephant Seals; 21. I Have a Lover; 22. It Had to Be Esteban; 23. The Divine Comedy; 24. Passion; 25. Carola; 26. Under Cover; 27. Betrayal; 28. At the Finish Line; 29. Survival
• 30. The Unforeseen31. The Crossing; 32. The New Order; 33. Outside

ISBN

• 1-283-55085-7
• 9786613863300
• 0-8032-4617-X

OCLC

809977180

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