The protagonist of a novel set in this country isengaged to John Brown and is haunted by her mother's ghost; that novel is divided into sections named forthe twelve months, each of which begins with a (*) recipe used by the protagonist, Tita de la Garza.
One novel set in this country ends with a man dying while having sex, after which his partner eatsmatches that somehow catch fire and burn down the ranch. The protagonist of a novel set in this country isengaged to John Brown and is haunted by her mother's ghost; that novel is divided into sections named forthe twelve months, each of which begins with a (*) recipe used by the protagonist, Tita de la Garza. A poem byan author from here wrote of a "tree that is firmly rooted and that dances, turning course of a river" that is "arrivingforever." The author of Like Water for Chocolate is from this country, as is the man who wrote "The Dialectic ofSolitude" in a collection of essays that also includes "The Sons of La Malinche." For 10 points, name this countrythat produced the author of "Sunstone" and The Labyrinth of Solitude, Octavio Paz.
One novel set in this country ends with a man dying while having sex, after which his partner eatsmatches that somehow catch fire and burn down the ranch.
Mexico [or the United Mexican States; or Estados Unidos de Mexico; or Estados Unidos Mexicanos]