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Zona de carga y descarga

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  • Rosario Ferré

    …critics produced an irreverent journal, Zona de carga y descarga (“Loading and Unloading Zone”), that became quite popular. It published texts by writers from other countries, such as the iconoclastic Cuban Severo Sarduy. Ferré also published criticism on Felisberto Hernández and Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, among others.

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    …critics produced an irreverent journal, Zona de carga y descarga (“Loading and Unloading Zone”), that became quite popular. It published texts by writers from other countries, such as the iconoclastic Cuban Severo Sarduy. Ferré also published criticism on Felisberto Hernández and Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, among others.

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