In one of this author's works, a storyteller in an inn describes a town full of women dressed in black where there are no schools, inns, or restaurants, and in another, a rainstorm drowns the cow La Serpentina, ruining Tacha's hopes of avoiding prostitution. In another work, Natalia forces her sick husband Tanilo to complete a pilgrimage to the titular town in the hope that he will die on the way. In addition to Luvina, Because We Are So Poor, and Talpa, Father Renteria opposes the title character of another work by this author, who marries Susana San Juan and is stabb
In one of this author's works, a storyteller in an inn describes a town full of women dressed in black where there are no schools, inns, or restaurants, and in another, a rainstorm drowns the cow La Serpentina, ruining Tacha's hopes of avoiding prostitution. In another work, Natalia forces her sick husband Tanilo to complete a pilgrimage to the titular town in the hope that he will die on the way. In addition to Luvina, Because We Are So Poor, and Talpa, Father Renteria opposes the title character of another work by this author, who marries Susana San Juan and is stabbed to death by his son Abundio Martinez. In that novel, Juan Preciado travels to the town of ghosts Comala in search of his father. FTP, name this Mexican author of The Burning Plain and Pedro Paramo.
In one of this author's works, a storyteller in an inn describes a town full of women dressed in black where there are no schools, inns, or restaurants, and in another, a rainstorm drowns the cow La Serpentina, ruining Tacha's hopes of avoiding prostitution.
Juan {Rulfo}