Although he is known for his novels, he also founded magazines such as New Times and The Diary of the Air.
Although he is known for his novels, he also founded magazines such as New Times and The Diary of the Air. His _The Cyclone_, _The Green Pope_, and _The Eyes of the Interred_ make up a trilogy about indigenous people working on banana plantations. One of his works combines Catholic tradition with the mythology of his homeland, describing how Yumi meets the moon spirit, Mulata. His first work consists of retellings of Mayan legends and another one of his works centers on the differences between people who consider corn sacreed and people who create it for profit. In addition to Men of Maize, he also wrote a novel about a dictatorship based on the government of Manuel Cabrera. FTP name this Nobel Prize-winning Guatemalan author of El Senor Presidente.
Although he is known for his novels, he also founded magazines such as New Times and The Diary of the Air.
Miguel {Asturias}