Los Alegres Muchachos de la Lucha de Clases / The Happy Guys from the Class Struggle - Taibo, Paco Ignacio Ii
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"This is and is not a novel just because fiction sometimes slips into its pages. It is also an autobiographical chronicle that begins with a four-year-old boy dressed in a yellow jacket, who progresses into a young man who is shot on June 10 and ends with a seventy-year-old man who talks with óLpez Obrador about possible futures of books in Mexico. But it is much more than that, because it is also the chronicle of a generation of Mexican left-wing militants; of their defeats, their crises, their doubts, their favorite poems, their loves and divorces, their horrifying enemies, their favorite…mehr

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"This is and is not a novel just because fiction sometimes slips into its pages. It is also an autobiographical chronicle that begins with a four-year-old boy dressed in a yellow jacket, who progresses into a young man who is shot on June 10 and ends with a seventy-year-old man who talks with óLpez Obrador about possible futures of books in Mexico. But it is much more than that, because it is also the chronicle of a generation of Mexican left-wing militants; of their defeats, their crises, their doubts, their favorite poems, their loves and divorces, their horrifying enemies, their favorite movies, their economic disasters, their tenacities, their deaths, their betrayals and their fears. It is, therefore, a book which if you do not want to recognize yourself in it (out of empathy or by chance) nor are you one of the two hundred mentioned by name, nickname or close description, the author is not going to hold you accountable." --
Autorenporträt
Paco Ignacio Taibo II. Incansable activista social, historiador y autor de las biografías de Pancho Villa, Tony Guiteras y de la más leída sobre el Che, así como de más de 70 obras en distintos géneros literarios publicadas en 28 países. Algunas de sus obras han sido mencionadas entre los 'libros del año' por The New York Times, Le Monde y Los Angeles Times. Ha merecido tres veces el Premio Internacional Dashiell Hammett a la mejor novela policiaca, el premio francés 813 a la mejor novela negra extranjera publicada en Francia, el premio Bancarella en Italia al libro del año y el Premio Nacional de Historia Francisco Javier Clavijero del INAH. Su trilogía Patria se ha convertido en un fenómeno editorial. Es el creador de la nueva novela negra en español con la serie protagonizada por Héctor Belascoarán. Paco Ignacio Taibo II. Tireless social activist, historian and author of the biographies of Pancho Villa, Tony Guiteras and the most widely read on Che, as well as more than 70 works in different literary genres published in 28 countries. Some of his works have been mentioned among the "books of the year" by The New York Times, Le Monde, and the Los Angeles Times. Some of his works have been mentioned among the "books of the year" by The New York Times, Le Monde, and the Los Angeles Times. He has won the Dashiell Hammett International Prize for the best detective novel three times, the French 813 prize for the best foreign crime novel published in France, the Bancarella prize in Italy for the book of the year and the Francisco Javier Clavijero National History Prize from the INAH. His trilogy Patria (Homeland) has become a publishing phenomenon. He is the creator of the new crime novel in Spanish with the series starring Héctor Belascoarán.