Flowers for the Broken: Stories

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Broken Moon Press, 1992 - Fiction - 165 pages

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Contents

Cebolleros
3
A Silent Love
17
Flowers for the Broken
31
Copyright

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About the author (1992)

A former Catholic priest who worked with Mother Teresa, Benjamin Alire Saenz has published five books of poetry, four novels, a collection of short stories, and two bilingual children's books. He received the American Book Award and teaches in the bilingual MFA program at University of Texas, El Paso.

Bibliographic information

TitleFlowers for the Broken: Stories
Fiction: Short stories
AuthorBenjamin Alire Sáenz
PublisherBroken Moon Press, 1992
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedJun 12, 2008
ISBN0913089281, 9780913089286
Length165 pages
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Fiction / General
Fiction / Hispanic & Latino
  
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