This collection brings together twenty-one mesmerizing stories by some of today's premier voices in contemporary Latin American literature. Selections represent the wide and varied spectrum of new Latin American writing, with authors exploring historical legends and hyper-realities with humor and subversive wit, while others darkly illuminate the contemporary urban scene with a grittier narrative and stylistic daring. Spanning life in the Latin Americas over the last several decades, the settings for these stories sweep from South America to Mexico and the Caribbean, and as far north as Alaska. A stellar collection of inventive storytelling, it will prove as irresistible as it is provocative, the mark of the very best in recent Latin American fiction.
Thomas Colchie Book order (chronological)



Latin American Short Stories
- 448 pages
- 16 hours of reading
Esta es una antología que presenta no solo a maestros consagrados, sino también a muchas de las figuras más brillantes de la literatura contemporánea latinoamericana. Incluye relatos de Jorge Amado, Gabriel García Márquez, Julio Cortázar, Borges, Machado de Assis y Juan Carlos Onetti.
Kiss of the Spider Woman
- 281 pages
- 10 hours of reading
In an Argentine prison, the growing friendship between a thirty-seven-year-old homosexual, Molina, and a young Marxist, Valentin, is threatened when police officials start pressuring Molina to spy against Valentin