Paradise Lost or Gained? The Literature of Hispanic Exile

Table of contents

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• Title Page 1
• Contents 3
• Introduction 9
• Patroklos 16
• Una Experiencia Literaria 28
• El Regreso 38
• Steppes 61
• Garage Sale People 69
• South 76
• Tres Dolores Distintos Y UN Solo Amor No Más 82
• VI 101
• Miami Mimesis 106
• Tornado Watch En Saragosa, Tx 111
• Juana Rosa Pita O Penélope Reescribe La Odisea 130
• The Structure of Antonio Skármeta's Soñé Que La Nieve Ardía 145
• Roots Uprooted: Autobiographical Reflections on the Psychological Experience of Migration 151

• Title Page 1
• Contents 3
• Introduction 9
• Patroklos 16
• Una Experiencia Literaria 28
• El Regreso 38
• Steppes 61
• Garage Sale People 69
• South 76
• Tres Dolores Distintos Y UN Solo Amor No Más 82
• VI 101
• Miami Mimesis 106
• Tornado Watch En Saragosa, Tx 111
• Juana Rosa Pita O Penélope Reescribe La Odisea 130
• The Structure of Antonio Skármeta's Soñé Que La Nieve Ardía 145
• Roots Uprooted: Autobiographical Reflections on the Psychological Experience of Migration 151
• (re)writing Sugarcane Memories: Cuban Americans and Literature 164
• Exile as 'Permanent Pain': Alfredo Villanueva Collado's En El Imperio De La Papa Frita 183
• Cultural Exile and the Canon: Writing Paris into Contemporary Latin American Narrative 192
• The Chilean Exile's Return: Donoso Versus García Márquez 211
• A Satiric Perspective on the Experience of Exile in the Short Fiction of Cristina Peri Rossi 218
• Women Poets of the Cuban Diaspora: Exile and the Self 227
• Contributors 238