With perceptive, unflinching wit, these three early plays from award-winning Chilean Canadian writer Carmen Aguirre document the hardships, horrors, and heartache of exile, revealing the far-reaching effects of dictatorial violence and terror. Highlighting the fresh perspective refugees bring to North American society, Chile Con Carne and Other Early Works also provides essential context for her more recent plays, Refugee Hotel, Blue Box, and The Trigger. Aguirre's funny, poignant, and biting explorations of refuge and recovery are as pertinent now as when they were first written. Award-winning author and actor Carmen Aguirre has written and co-written more than twenty plays. Her critically acclaimed memoir, Something Fierce: Memoirs of a Revolutionary Daughter, won CBC Canada Reads 2012 and is a number-one national bestseller. Her second memoir, Mexican Hooker #1 and My Other Roles Since the Revolution, was a CBC Best Book of 2016.
Chile Con Carne and Other Early Works: Chile Con Carne, QUE PASA With LA RAZA, Eh?, and In a Land...
Chile con carne, or, The camp and the field
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Then there was another glint up on the ridge, and a second sound that was unmistakable to the ears of a girl for whom a ranch was a second home: it was the decisive clack of a bolt on a rifle. “Grandpa!" Linda screamed.
Just Another Bowl of Texas Red: Chili Con Carne : the Myth and the Makings
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MARGARET RANDALL, author of To Change the World “Something Fierce is energetic, funny and dark, thoughtful and moving, toldfrom the perspective ofagirl growing into womanhood in a household where to be in the resistance was always ...
Even as the second and third rounds rang out , a terrified whinny echoed down from the top of El Bizcocho and bounced off the canyon walls . Linda heard her grandfather's voice raised in fruitless command to Patches .
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
The book also includes Tolbert's tales of searching out the best cooks of Southwestern specialties like rattlesnake "stew" and jalapeño corn bread.