Tag Archives: Isabel Allende
Classic Book Review: Isabel Allende’s “The House of the Spirits”
Isabel Allende’s 1982 The House of the Spirits is considered one of Latino literature’s best-known and greatest pieces of work. When you read it, you can the sense the influence the book has had on the books you read today. … Continue reading
Filed under Book Reviews, Classic Books
Resolutions for the New Year
Hey, happy new year! Today is the day set aside to recover from last night, watch football and make resolutions. I’ve got a few of my own for my blog. 2011 was a great year for Latino literature but, with … Continue reading
Filed under Features
Latinos and the Nobel Prize
Sometime this month, the Nobel Prize will be awarded for literature. Only a dozen of the 107 recipients – including 2010 recipient, Peruvian Mario Vargas Llosa (right) – have Hispanic and/or Latino roots. The Nobel Prize is considered the most … Continue reading
Filed under Awards, Classic Authors, Fiction
