Hunter of stories
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"This is Eduardo Galeano's last book, a masterful, deeply considered, and poetic autobiography, written in his signature style of short essays, fables, stories, snippets of dialogue, and epigraph-length fragments with illustrations. A mix of old and new autobiographical material, Hunter of Stories includes Galeano's reflections on death, written during the very last months of his life"--
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Galeano, E., & Fried, M. (2017). Hunter of stories. New York, Nation Books.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)Galeano, Eduardo, 1940-2015 and Mark, Fried. 2017. Hunter of Stories. New York, Nation Books.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities Citation (style guide)Galeano, Eduardo, 1940-2015 and Mark, Fried, Hunter of Stories. New York, Nation Books, 2017.
MLA Citation (style guide)Galeano, Eduardo and Mark Fried. Hunter of Stories. New York, Nation Books, 2017.
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245 | 1 | 0 | |a Hunter of stories / |c Eduardo Galeano ; translated by Mark Fried. |
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505 | 0 | |a Footprints -- Elegy to travel -- Free -- Shipwrecked -- Wind -- Rice's journey -- Lost breath -- Stars -- Encounters -- The new world -- Satanic diversity -- Barbaric customs -- Mute -- Blind -- The monster of Buenos Aires -- Deaf -- The mighty zero -- Danger -- The passion according to Cochabamba -- The explanation -- Mother nature teaches -- We were walking forests -- The Ceiba -- The Aruera -- Nobody can beat grandpa -- The skin of books -- Symbols -- Labor -- Urraká's allies -- The slingshot boy -- Túpac Amaru's forebears -- Buenos Aires was born twice -- The first flute -- The drum -- Old folks' contest -- A storyteller told me -- Samuel Ruiz was born twice -- José Falcioni died twice -- Soil's journey -- Indignant earth -- Homage -- Andresito -- The charrúas' claw -- Coffee's journey -- Cafés with history -- Noon splendor -- Memory's helping hand -- Memory is not an endangered species -- Seeds of identity -- Divine offering -- Amnesia -- Monster wanted -- Ladies and gentlemen! -- Let's go out -- Foreigner -- Aesop -- A fable from Aesop's time -- If Larousse says so... -- And Las Vegas was born -- Would you mind repeating that? -- The golden throne -- Illuminated little dictator -- Invincible little dictator -- The terrorizer -- Purgatory -- Closed doors -- Invisible -- The first strike -- The windbreak -- Echoes -- Was order restored? -- Nests united -- The other school -- The activist -- The seamstress -- The dangerous woman -- Look who's looking -- Admirable heroes, unwanted guests -- Leeches -- Hallelujah -- The Virgin Mary privatized -- The welcome -- The gates of paradise -- A visti to hell -- My face, your face -- Masks -- This shoe -- The doctor -- Peace upon the water -- Once upon a time, there was a river. | |
505 | 8 | |a Once upon a time, there was a sea -- We'll have to change planets -- A nation called garbage -- Sorcerers' apprentices -- Autoism -- A riddle -- The price of devoutness -- Prophecies -- Magicians -- Very brief synthesis of contemporary history -- Diagnosis of civilization -- Report on the health of our times -- Wisdom/1 -- Wisdom/2 -- What the river told me -- The hero -- The chronicler -- A lawsuit -- A most prestigious account -- The silent one -- The storyteller -- The singer -- The musician -- The poet -- The defective woman -- The baptism -- The kidnapped woman -- The lady with the magnifying glass -- The idol -- The first female referee -- Another interloper -- Bless you, Dalmiro -- The right to plunder -- I swear -- Wars of the future -- Calumnies -- War against war -- Soccer revolution -- Let's have another cup -- The barefoot idol -- I confess -- The ball as tool -- Sly but honest -- Depraved -- Jailed -- Banned -- Beloved, behated -- Bless you laughter, always -- The weaver -- The hatter -- Textiles and time -- The carpenter -- The discoverer -- The light rider -- The sculptor -- The cook -- The fireman -- Artists -- The deceased -- Papa goes to the stadium -- Lost steps -- Absent without leave -- The offering -- The other stars -- Kings of the cemetery -- Last wish -- Trigger music -- Colors -- Bodies that sing -- The body is a sin -- Holy family -- First flush of youth -- Pleasure, a masculine privilege -- Virtuous men -- Punishments -- Bésame mucho -- The disobedient woman -- Gastronomic chronicle -- Two guilty women -- The cursed woman -- Love story -- Fleas -- Spiders -- That neck -- Those eyes -- That blessed sound -- Marriage problems -- Family problems. | |
505 | 8 | |a The revelation -- The taxi driver -- The newborn -- Aphrodite -- Lilossary -- The inventor -- A children's dictionary -- Back in my childhood -- The vocation -- That question -- Rain -- Clouds -- The strange river -- Paths of fire -- The moon -- The sea -- Stories tell the tale -- An utterly complete autobiography -- A few things about the author -- Why I write\1 -- God's little angel -- Why I write\2 -- Silence, please -- The craft of writing -- Why I write\3 -- Living out curiosity -- Last door -- Nightmare -- At the end of each day -- At the end of each night -- To live, to die -- I crave, I covet, I yearn. | |
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