In addition to Distant Relations and A Change of Skin, he wrote a novel that features the time- travelling Pollo Phoibee, who transforms into a son of Philip II of Spain.  
One of his novels quotes the Jules Supervielle poem "The Adjacent Room" and is largely a long conversation between the narrator and a Parisian aristocrat, the Comte de Branly.  In another of his novels, he included newspaper articles and contradictory flashbacks about a night in which the Monks and Franz are encountered by Elizabeth and Javier at Cholula.  In addition to Distant Relations and A Change of Skin, he wrote a novel that features the time- travelling Pollo Phoibee, who transforms into a son of Philip II of Spain.  He wrote a historical novel about the Pancho Villa-seeking Ambrose Bierce, while in another of his novels, the title tycoon hallucinates about the Mexican revolution on his deathbed.  FTP, name this author of Aura, The Old Gringo, and The Death of Artemio Cruz.
One of his novels quotes the Jules Supervielle poem "The Adjacent Room" and is largely a long conversation between the narrator and a Parisian aristocrat, the Comte de Branly.  
Carlos {Fuentes} Macías (1) [AH]