Edward Stanton
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The Uruguay, A Historical Romance of South America: The Sir Richard F. Burton Translation
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Road of Stars to Santiago
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1994
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Wide as the Wind
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Frail Blood
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VIDAS: Deep in Mexico and Spain
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How Miru Earned His Secret Name: A Free Bonus Chapter from Wide as the Wind
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Contemporary Hispanic Quotations
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2003
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VIDAS: Deep in Mexico and Spain
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“Like the wells and springs of their island, like Hiro’s clouds, the fountains of their eyes were empty now, dry as the cracked soil. Or perhaps their tears flowed inward, scalding their young hearts.”
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“Like the wells and springs of their island, like Hiro’s clouds, the fountains of their eyes were empty now, dry as the cracked soil. Or perhaps their tears flowed inward, scalding their young hearts.”
― Wide as the Wind
― Wide as the Wind
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“We work in the dark—we do what we can—we give what we have. Our doubt is our passion, and our passion is our task. The rest is the madness of art.”
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“Like the wells and springs of their island, like Hiro’s clouds, the fountains of their eyes were empty now, dry as the cracked soil. Or perhaps their tears flowed inward, scalding their young hearts.”
― Wide as the Wind
― Wide as the Wind





























