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Instrucciones Para Cruzar La Frontera / Instructions to Cross the Border - by Luis Humberto Crosthwaite (Paperback)
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- «En tiempos de intolerancia y fundamentalismos, Crosthwaite promueve una fe rebelde.»
- About the Author: LUIS HUMBERTO CROSTHWAITE (Tijuana, 1962) es el escritor más emblemático de la frontera norte de México.
- 216 Pages
- Fiction + Literature Genres, Short Stories (single author)
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«En tiempos de intolerancia y fundamentalismos, Crosthwaite promueve una fe rebelde.» --Juan Villoro Luis Humberto Crosthwaite vuelve a poner en el centro de su literatura a su mítica Tijuana y la cicatriz que marca con fuerza su territorio: la frontera de México con Estados Unidos. Desde el texto de la fila interminable que nos enloquece hasta relatos sobre la violencia cotidiana y la devoción por los hijos y las mujeres. Historias experimentales, filosas, tiernas, enamoradas: el poliedro esencial que forma a todas las fronteras del mundo. Esta nuevaedición contiene un texto introductorio de su autor, así como la legendaria "Misa fronteriza", un pregón por la justicia y la igualdad, más vigente hoy que nunca: "Que no quede una frontera en este mundo sin cruzar, crúcenlas todas, que al fin para eso están ahí". ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Luis Humberto Crosthwaite is an original interpreter of life on the border and the quintessential chronicler of Tijuana, his hometown. This vignette, which narrates the procedures of U.S. customs, is also a metaphor for the distance between Mexico and the United States. "Think about it, but preferably don't do it. The truth is, it's not worth the hassle. This is said by someone who, for various reasons, confesses to having crossed the border about 1, 600 times in his life, for work, anxiety, or boredom. Crossing a dividing line requires intellectual effort, an understanding that nations have doors that open and close; a fixed idea that any country, whichever it may be, reserves the right of admission to its gardens and could throw you out at the first provocation. Nevertheless, if the reader receives a powerful call, like sirens, like a magnet, and decides to cross, I recommend taking the following indications into account..."This new edition includes an introductory text by the author, as well as the legendary 'Border Mass', a proclamation for justice and equality, more relevant today than ever: 'Let there not remain a single border in this world uncrossed-cross them all, for that is what they are there for.
La vergüenza es revolucionaria
About the Author
LUIS HUMBERTO CROSTHWAITE (Tijuana, 1962) es el escritor más emblemático de la frontera norte de México. Autor de El último show del Elegante Joan, Idos de la mente, Aparta de mí este cáliz y Estrella de la calle Sexta, entre otros títulos. Su trayectoria literaria fue galardonada recientemente con el Premio Nacional de Letras Sinaloa 2024.Dimensions (Overall): 7.47 Inches (H) x 4.92 Inches (W) x .43 Inches (D)
Weight: .81 Pounds
Suggested Age: 22 Years and Up
Number of Pages: 216
Genre: Fiction + Literature Genres
Sub-Genre: Short Stories (single author)
Publisher: Debolsillo
Format: Paperback
Author: Luis Humberto Crosthwaite
Language: Spanish
Street Date: April 7, 2026
TCIN: 1006629647
UPC: 9786073860444
Item Number (DPCI): 247-51-7539
Origin: Made in the USA or Imported
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