This author of "Talpa", "Because We Are So Poor" and "Tell Them Not to Kill Me!" wrote a novel adored by Gabriel Garcia Marquez in which ghosts describe the title character's influence on the town of Comala to his son, Juan Preciado.
A collection by this author that was first translated into English by Georg D. Schade includes a story in which the narrator and his sick brother's wife Natalia arrange the brother's death during a pilgrimage to a shrine at the title place. The narrator of one of this author's short stories worries that Tacha will end up a whore like her two sisters after a cow is washed away by a flood. Thirty-five years after a dispute over cattle pasturing caused the main character of one of this man's stories to kill Don Lupe Terreros, the arrival of a firing squad prompts that character to make the title plea to his son Justino. This author of "Talpa", "Because We Are So Poor" and "Tell Them Not to Kill Me!" wrote a novel adored by Gabriel Garcia Marquez in which ghosts describe the title character's influence on the town of Comala to his son, Juan Preciado. The collection The Burning Plain was written by, for 10 points, which Mexican author of Pedro Paramo?
A collection by this author that was first translated into English by Georg D. Schade includes a story in which the narrator and his sick brother's wife Natalia arrange the brother's death during a pilgrimage to a shrine at the title place.
Juan Rulfo [or Juan Nepomuceno Carlos Perez Rulfo Vizcaino]