This book covers a period of sixty-five years of writings of the feminine self in Central America, where the autobiographers of the region claim material and symbolic spaces from which they pose a nomadic subjectivity, as in becoming their po..

This book covers a period of sixty-five years of writings of the feminine self in Central America, where the autobiographers of the region claim material and symbolic spaces from which they pose a nomadic subjectivity, as in becoming their po..

Years Like Brief Days (1989) is the latest novel by one of Costa Rica’s most celebrated writers, Fabián Dobles (1918-1997), and the first to be translated into English in 1996. It won the Ancora Litterature Prize (C.R) ..