Murder in the Language Lab - Escaja, Tina
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Augusto Javier Martínez, Spanish literature professor at a nondescript Midwest university, has been murdered. His body was found in the language lab, his throat slashed and his body mutilated. The local police, incompetent or uninterested, are clueless. Alma, an ex-private detective turned academic hired to investigate the murder by the sensationalist religion publisher that had sporadically employed professor Martínez, soon finds herself embroiled in the sordid side of the Midwestern town and the university's back-stabbing politics. This is a dual English and Spanish edition. Translation by John W. Warren.…mehr

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Augusto Javier Martínez, Spanish literature professor at a nondescript Midwest university, has been murdered. His body was found in the language lab, his throat slashed and his body mutilated. The local police, incompetent or uninterested, are clueless. Alma, an ex-private detective turned academic hired to investigate the murder by the sensationalist religion publisher that had sporadically employed professor Martínez, soon finds herself embroiled in the sordid side of the Midwestern town and the university's back-stabbing politics. This is a dual English and Spanish edition. Translation by John W. Warren.
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Tina Escaja es una galardonada escritora y artista digital que reside en Burlington, Vermont. Sus poemas y artefactos digitales han aparecido en numerosas colecciones, y han sido traducidos a seis idiomas. Parte de su material poético, narrativo e hipertextual puede experimentarse en su página web www.tinaescaja.com. Tina Escaja is an award-winning writer and digital artist residing in Burlington, Vermont. Her poems and digital work have appeared in numerous collections, and have been translated into six languages. Many of her poetic, narrative and hypertext works can be experienced on her website www.tinaescaja.com.