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El taƱido de una flauta
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El taƱido de una flauta

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  • Sergio Pitol

    The novel El taƱido de una flauta (1972; ā€œThe Twang of the Fluteā€), set in New York and Europe, played with cinematic conventions, while El desfile del amor (1984; ā€œThe Parade of Loveā€) used a murder mystery as a framework to experiment with narrative perspective. His later…

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    The novel El taƱido de una flauta (1972; ā€œThe Twang of the Fluteā€), set in New York and Europe, played with cinematic conventions, while El desfile del amor (1984; ā€œThe Parade of Loveā€) used a murder mystery as a framework to experiment with narrative perspective. His later…

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