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  • Published by N.P., M?xico , D.F., 1976

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    Paperback. Condition: Very Good(+). First edition. Quarto in tan paper wrappers; 69p; ill. 28 cm. In Spanish. Uncommon Mexican literary journal that ran from1970 to perhaps 1977. This issue includes translations of Stpehen Spender by Luis Roberto Vera, and Cavafy by Miguel Castillo Didier; as well poetry by Jose Emilio Pacheco, Alberto Blanco, Luis de Sandoval y Zapata and many others. Manuel Altolaguirre, Luis Roberto Vera and many others. Mainly poetry, but includes several translations of poems by Constantin Cavafy (with original text in Greek), two prose pieces, two ensayos, and some art work in b/w. 1000 copies printed (colophon), of which this is exemplar 279 (hand-written to colophon foot in pen) // Mexican literature -- 20th century -- Periodicals. Small damp stain to lower corner front wrapper; else Near Fine to Very Good(+).…

  • Language: Spanish

    Published by Imprenta Corina, México, 1977

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    Paperback. Condition: Good. First edition. 92p., illus., wrps. (ripped front cover). "El Zaguan No. 7" is a Mexican literary magazine featuring illustrations by renowned artist Francisco Toledo. This publication includes contributions from various authors, including Pablo Arrangoiz, Alberto Blanco, Tomás Calvillo, Luis Cortés Bargalló, Alfonso René Gutiérrez, Luis Javier Herrera, Antonio Santisteban, Víctor Soto Ferrel, Manuel Ulacia, and Luis Roberto Vera. The magazine offers a collection of writings and essays that reflect the richness and diversity of contemporary Mexican literature. …