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 Recommended reading on Mexico: A list for those discovering
Mexico for the first time, and for those who know it muy bien. |
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Olde Main Blog Cyberflanerie,
books, pugs, bees, Mexico, literary translation, squirrel haberdashery
& other digital whatnot & profundities & predictions
& photos, too |
 The
Last Prince of the Mexican Empire
The
novel based on the strange but true story of the half-American
grandson of Agustín de Iturbide in the Court of Maximilian.
A Library Journal Best Book 2009 |
 Miraculous Air: Journey of
a Thousand Miles through Baja California, the Other Mexico
Now
on Kindle! "..rich with its own evocative descriptions of
the peninsula's raw beauty... Her journey of 1,000 miles is a
trip worth taking." San Diego Union-Tribune |
 Mexico: A Traveler's Literary
Companion
Hear
a country speak! 24
Mexican writers on Mexico, edited by C.M. Mayo. Many translated
into English for the first time. |
 Larry Matthews podcast
interview with C.M. Mayo
Radio
veteran and author-podcaster Larry Matthews talks with C.M. Mayo
about the strange and surprisingly Washingtonian story of The
Last Prince of the Mexican Empire, and the Marfa Mondays
podcasts, and far (far) West Texas. Posted April 13, 2013. |
 Interview
with C.M. Mayo by Jon Winokur
Like
the website says, advice to writers. Posted April 23, 2013. |
Review
of Rubén Martínez's Desert America for the
Washington Independent Review of Books
 What is the
West? That cross-borderly mashup of music, footwear and haberdashery
known as “cowboy cool”? Or is it indigenous? The Big
Empty, healing refuge, Hispano, Chicano, Mexicano?. . . |
 Podcasting
for Writers & Other Creative Entrepreneurs
Ever wondered
how this works? Get
the 10 easy peasy steps to start podcasting now! Based on C.M.
Mayo's one day workshop for the Writer's Center. |
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 Lisa Carter's Intralingo blog puts the
spotlight on C.M. Mayo
On
getting started in literary translation, translating Mexican writers Agustín
Cadena and Mónica Lavín, and tackling the translation
of Francisco I. Madero's secret book of 1911. |
 Spiritist
Manual: The Secret Book of 1911 by the Leader of Mexico's 1910
Revolution
Translated
and introduced by C.M. Mayo. First edition published in Kindle
November 2011; second edition forthcoming this summer 2013 in
Kindle, paperback, and in Spanish. |
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