 | Jose Aranda, Silvio Torres-Saillant - 2002 - 312 páginas
...con los Rangers para salvaguardar su contrabando. Lo anterior se ilustra en el siguiente pasaje de "The Bullet Swallower": The men I associated with...takes more than bullets to kill Antonio Traga-Balas . . . (108-9) De esta manera, al final de su creativa carrera como escritora, Gonzalez logro plasmar... | |
 | José Eduardo Limón - 1994 - 280 páginas
...'You so, so and so gringo cowards, why don't you attack men like men? Why do you wait until they're undressed and unarmed?' I must have said some very...takes more than bullets to kill Antonio Traga-Balas. The next thing I knew I found myself in a shepherd's hut. I had been left for dead, no doubt, and I... | |
 | Jovita Gonzàlez Mireles - 1997 - 216 páginas
...'You so-and-so gringo cowards, why don't you attack men like men? Why do you wait until you see them undressed and unarmed?' I must have said some very...shot at me right in the mouth. The bullet knocked my front teeth, grazed my tongue and went right through the back of my neck. Didn't kill me though.... | |
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I ran to where the pack mules were to get my gun. Like a fool that I was, I kept yelling at the top of my voice, 'You so, so and so gringo cowards, why don't you attack men like men? Why do you wait until they are undressed and unarmed?' I must have said... 