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The border patrol ate my dust /

"Southern California radio personality, Alicia Alarcon, invited her immigrant listeners to call in and share their stories. In this collection, Alarcon has recorded the footsteps of these travelers across deserts and rivers, as the narrators suffer hunger and hostility on their way to a fabled...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Alarcón, Alicia, 1953-, Brammer, Ethriam Cash
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Español
Publicado: Houston, TX : Atre Público, ©2004.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Dark Angel
  • My Name Is Pedro Infante and He's Jorge Negrete
  • Some Nachos to Go
  • I Saw How They Raped Her
  • The killings Were Commonplace
  • All I Thought about Was Disneyland
  • We Arrived at the Town of "Thank God"
  • A Honeymoon on the Road
  • A Discount for Telling the Truth
  • The Old Smoocher
  • It Scared the Tapeworms Out of Her
  • Get Me Down, Before I Slap You Silly!
  • He Sold Me to the Armenian
  • The Girl from Nicaragua Was Washed Away by the River
  • God Made Us Disappear from the Border Patrol
  • We Were Short 1,400 Quetzals
  • The Shot Hit Right Next to Me
  • My Cousins Came over from California
  • After All I Had Done for Him ... and He Betrayed Me
  • For the Love of My "Princess"
  • She Had Just Given Birth
  • Dreamers Never Lose Heart
  • They're Coming after Us
  • Mine Is the Same Story as So Many Other Children
  • A Pack of Tortillas Was All We Had to Eat
  • Could It Be the Feathers in Our Hats?
  • Everyone from the North Shows up Looking "All Fly"
  • They Told Me That You Could Make a Lot of Money
  • We Landed in France, Not in New York.