books: mexican trains

books: mexican trains

books:

Mexican trains

Jimmy Santiago Baca

Grove Press, 2002

C-Train an Thirteen Mexicans: Dream Boy's Story
This book is absolutely inspiring, thought provoking, root seeking, and makes you think about the life of others, whether we agree with why people are where they are. Jimmy is one of the best writers ever. His thought provoking themes are inspiring.

Yesterday's Train: A Rail Odyssey Through Mexican History

Terry Pindell, Lourdes Ramirez Mallis

Owl Publishing Company, 1998

More fun than a margarita and a burrito
A great idea on how to venture into Mexico via various train trips mainly focused on how these trips are journeys into Mexico's soul. The author also blends in enough history without overwhelming us all. It certainly turned me on to some areas of the nation I've ...

Tren de falsa literatura light. (José de la Colina, escritor mexicano)(TT: Train of a false light literature) ...
Claudia Pérez Salinas

Edicional Siempre, 1998

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Mexican Trains in Art and History
Jesuse Garcia

Ferrocarriles Nacionales De Mexico, 1994

Over Sized book 12 X 9 1/2" Great Pictures in book .

Mucho Boletos Pero No Tren (Many Tickets But No Train)
Dr. Randall C. Jimenez

Historical Science Publishing, 1999

Explore the roots of the controversial word, CHICANO, in this dramatically illustrated epic peom. Dr. Jimenez, author and educator, encapsulates the disillusionment and discouragement of Native Americans. But, not just those labeled Indians, it is also about the range of Spanish speaking ones labeled Chicano, Hispanic, Latino, whatever. ...