BOOKS by Stephen A Lytle

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1	Sirena Selena more books like this by Mayra Santos-Febres, Stephen A Lytle (Translator) Somewhere between the Blue Angel and Kiss of the Spider Woman rises the legend of Sirena Selena, diva-siren of the Carribbean whose voice seduces and torments whomever dares listen. Discovered by Martha Divine in the backstreets of San Juan, drugged out of his mind, piking over rubbish with a singing voice that transfixes the listener, a fifteen ... see all copies from £5.52! new only from £8.28! \| first editions
2	Between Two Fires: Intimate Writings on Life, Love, Food & Flavor more books like this by Laura Esquivel, Stephen A Lytle (Translator) The author of the recipe-filled LIKE WATER FOR CHOCOLATE collects 14 of her essays about food and spirituality and how they are connected. She includes meditations on her own food experiences as a child and an adult. see all copies from £4.28! new only from £18.40! \| signed copies \| first editions
3	Leopard in the Sun more books like this by Laura Restrepo, Stephen A Lytle (Translator) A Colombian novelist writes about two families locked inexorably into a feud--begun in business and criminal rivalry but heated up by a murder--that will ultimately destroy most of their members. see all copies from £5.52! new only from £5.52! \| first editions
4	People Like Us: Short Stories more books like this by Javier Valdes, Stephen A Lytle (Translator) Darkly comic and highly entertaining, Javier Valds's stories insinuate themselves in the unsuspecting reader like a heady brew with a strange kick. From the exploits of an urban vigilante to the erotic pleasures exacted from an unrequited love, from a menacing treasure to a family that brings a whole new twist to the meaning of neighbors, People ... see all copies from £5.52! new only from £5.52! \| first editions
5	Loving You Was My Undoing more books like this by Javier Gonzalez-Rubio, Yareli Arizmendi (Translator), Stephen A Lytle (Translator) No one in Mexico ever imagined the revolution would pass through Monreal. Not Frederico Farias, who had composed a quiet revolutionary life for himself in lectures and town meetings, far from the battlefronts. Not Rosario Alomar, whose husband's life would end in the senseless battle. Not even Valentin Cobelo, who, together with his men, chased ... see all copies from £5.52! new only from £6.18! \| first editions

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