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In presenting the novel "La Hispaniola: El Reino del Zombí", I wanted to propose a theory based on common sense. We are in a new millennium. We need to find answers to many questions that have been postponed and hidden. We can no longer do as many historians have done who have kept the garbage under the carpets of museums and presidential palaces. Nor can we do like the ostrich. How is it possible that, being the island of Hispaniola so wealthy, it is home to the poorest nation in the world? What will happen when anti-immigration pressure increases from the United States of America and Canada,…mehr

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In presenting the novel "La Hispaniola: El Reino del Zombí", I wanted to propose a theory based on common sense. We are in a new millennium. We need to find answers to many questions that have been postponed and hidden. We can no longer do as many historians have done who have kept the garbage under the carpets of museums and presidential palaces. Nor can we do like the ostrich. How is it possible that, being the island of Hispaniola so wealthy, it is home to the poorest nation in the world? What will happen when anti-immigration pressure increases from the United States of America and Canada, which affects Haitians? Will the Haitians be able to continue to live in a third of the island even if they are in reality more inhabitants than the Dominicans? These and other questions will be answered when you, dear reader, let yourself be carried away with me on this journey on the fictional ship of Caribbean history through "The Kingdom of the Zombie". I hope you are having a good trip.
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Autorenporträt
Felix Dario Mendoza est né dans un village montagneux situé à la campagne dans la province de La Vega, en République dominicaine. Sur les instructions de sa grand-mère Eudosia Diaz, il a été conçu comme LE NARRATEUR DE LÉGENDES. Sa grand-mère pratiquait la médecine naturelle et était une sage-femme ou (Comadrona) couvrant le territoire de Guaigui, Bella Vista, Guarey et Pinar Sucio. La grand-mère a découvert le talent de Mendoza quand il avait sept ans. Il a utilisé l'humour dans son récit pour divertir la famille élargie. Mendoza a émigré aux États-Unis d'Amérique où il a travaillé comme professeur d'études sociales et professeur de langues étrangères. Mendoza a été éducateur pendant plus de trente ans. Il a travaillé pendant vingt ans comme professeur auxiliaire au Bronx Community College (CUNY). Il est également l'auteur de: MARINA DELA CRUZ: X-RAY of an Immigrant, LA HISPANIOLA: The Kingdom of the Zombi, THE INFINITIVE CAVE OF GUARINA CAMUY: Indigenous novella, and THE BLOWING OF THE DRAGON: The rise and fall of a world empire.