The Region of Lost Names

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The Region of Lost Names
Fred Arroyo
2008, University of Arizona Press
176 pages

THIS IS an interesting addition to UAP’s Latino literary series Camino del Sol by a promising writer whose work straddles two American worlds. The Region of Lost Names is a love story set in the fields of Michigan and the jungles of Puerto Rico. The prose is elegant and Arroyo’s descriptive powers keen, offering the reader a journey as emotional as it is evocative. All praise must go to UAP for the fantastic work it does publishing voices that might otherwise struggle to be heard. If only British universities published fiction … – EC

Categories: Caribbean, North America, Puerto Rico, United States

Gavin O'Toole

I've spent much of my career in journalism and newspaper production: worked as a sub-editor and in other production roles at major UK newspapers including the Financial Times, The Guardian, The Observer and the Daily Telegraph / Sunday Telegraph. Covering business, finance, regulation, Latin American affairs and more. As a journalist and freelance writer I've contributed to many publications: work appears in outlets such as Al Jazeera, Public Finance, Global Government Forum, among others. Also an an award-winning writer of short stories and novelist. 

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