This author wrote one short story about a demonic statuette, and another about a general whose grandson "takes over" for him with the prostitute Judith.
This author wrote one short story about a demonic statuette, and another about a general whose grandson "takes over" for him with the prostitute Judith. In addition to Chac-Mool and Mother's Day, included in the collection Burnt Water, he wrote a novella in which the second person narrator falls in love with the projected younger self of his employer. In addition to Aura, the narrator of his first novel is an aspect of the god of war, and his third novel followed a group travelling from Mexico City to Veracruz; those are Where the Air is Clear and A Change of Skin. Another work sees both Phillip II construct El Escorial, as well as the cataclysmic twentieth century, while his most famous work is a recollection of a corrupt politician on his deathbed. For 10 points, name this Mexican author of Terra Nostra and The Death of Artemio Cruz.
This author wrote one short story about a demonic statuette, and another about a general whose grandson "takes over" for him with the prostitute Judith.
Carlos {Fuentes}