Mrs. Caldwell Speaks to her Son is written in the form of an unstable matriarch's letters, while his collections of short stories include The Windmill and The Mirror.
Mrs. Caldwell Speaks to her Son is written in the form of an unstable matriarch's letters, while his collections of short stories include The Windmill and The Mirror. His non-fiction includes Genes, Gods, and Tyrants and Voyage to Alcarria. Many of his works were first published in Argentina after being banned by his country's government. A consistent provocateur, his Secret Dictionary was filled with scatological humor and taboo definitions. One of his works, set at Dona Rosa's coffee shop, offers a panoramic view of Madrid after the end of the Civil War, while another explores the motivations of the impoverished title character who is executed after killing his mother. For ten points, identify this Spanish Nobel Laureate and author of Mazurka for Two Dead Men, The Hive and a The Family of Pascual Duarte.
Mrs. Caldwell Speaks to her Son is written in the form of an unstable matriarch's letters, while his collections of short stories include The Windmill and The Mirror.
Don Camilo Jose {Cela} Trulock