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Article: A MAN OF HIS WORDS; For Latin Author Carlos Fuentes, Literature Is All. In the Novel `Diana,' It's His Life.
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- The Washington Post
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- November 14, 1995
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Carlos Fuentes looks so uncomfortable, sitting on the stage of the
Mexican Cultural Institute on 16th Street, shifting, turning, tapping
his teeth with a thumbnail, waiting to be called to the lectern.
On this recent Friday afternoon, the hall on the second floor is
crowded. Mexico's ambassador to the United States delivers the
opening remarks. Fuentes, impeccably dressed in a gray suit, suffers
through the praise. He's heard it all before, this man of letters who
has won nearly all of the major literary prizes available to a Lat in
American writer. He's in town to read at the Smithsonian from his
newly translated novel, "Diana, the Goddess Who Hunts Alone," and to
receive the Mexican ...
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