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Los gallinazos sin plumas
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Los gallinazos sin plumas

work by Ribeyro
Also known as: “Featherless Buzzards”
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  • Julio Ramón Ribeyro

    …the best-known of which is Los gallinazos sin plumas (1955; “Featherless Buzzards”). The title story of that collection, which is among the stories translated in Marginal Voices (1993), is his most famous and most anthologized.

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    …the best-known of which is Los gallinazos sin plumas (1955; “Featherless Buzzards”). The title story of that collection, which is among the stories translated in Marginal Voices (1993), is his most famous and most anthologized.

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