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For us, Mexico is a country of tequila, Takos and Sombrero. For the girls living in Mexican villages, their native country is a deadly place. The words "law" did not hear here, and power belongs to drug dealers, who daily steal from the villages of beauties.
In today"s Mexico, women are kidnapped on the street or taken away from the house under the muzzle of a pistol. They disappear, returning from work, study or parties, on the way to the store or to the pharmacy. None of them will never return home. All of them are young, attractive and poor.
Ladyidi Garcia Martinez was born here, and perfectly understands: there will be no life. You can disfigure yourself as much as you like, shake your head and get your teeth, once they will come anyway. In search of the best share, she runs to a big city to ... understand that she will have to run again. The smoky, stuffy atmosphere of opium poppies squeezes a dense ring, preventing him from breathing.
Jennifer Clement is a writer of American-Mexican descent, the first female president of Pen International (International Non-Governmental Human Rights Economic Organization, uniting professional writers, poets and journalists) Her books are translated into 30 languages.
Born in 1960, in Greenwich, Connecticut. A year later, the Jennifer family moved to Mexico City. She studied at the British College of Mexico, she studied already in the USA, at the Kranbrook Kingswood school. I studied English literature and anthropology at New York University. Received a master of elegant arts at the University of South Maine.
Lives in Mexico City, Mexico
In today"s Mexico, women are kidnapped on the street or taken away from the house under the muzzle of a pistol. They disappear, returning from work, study or parties, on the way to the store or to the pharmacy. None of them will never return home. All of them are young, attractive and poor.
Ladyidi Garcia Martinez was born here, and perfectly understands: there will be no life. You can disfigure yourself as much as you like, shake your head and get your teeth, once they will come anyway. In search of the best share, she runs to a big city to ... understand that she will have to run again. The smoky, stuffy atmosphere of opium poppies squeezes a dense ring, preventing him from breathing.
Jennifer Clement is a writer of American-Mexican descent, the first female president of Pen International (International Non-Governmental Human Rights Economic Organization, uniting professional writers, poets and journalists) Her books are translated into 30 languages.
Born in 1960, in Greenwich, Connecticut. A year later, the Jennifer family moved to Mexico City. She studied at the British College of Mexico, she studied already in the USA, at the Kranbrook Kingswood school. I studied English literature and anthropology at New York University. Received a master of elegant arts at the University of South Maine.
Lives in Mexico City, Mexico
Author:
Author:Clement Jennifer
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: Modern foreign prose
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00131-008-2
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