The Brothers Torres

a novel


“My name is either Frankie or Francisco, depending on who’s around. My mom’s Hispanic, and my dad’s Anglo. Her last name, Torres, is the Spanish word for his last name, Towers. They took it as a sign, and now they run a little New Mexican restaurant named Los Torres. Cute, huh? At least my mom doesn’t hyphenate. That would be redundant, like saying Rio Grande River or ATM machine. Mostly I’m Frankie, unless my mom’s really pissed at me. Then she yells at Francisco.”


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The Theatre of Jorge Díaz


An introductory volume of plays by the celebrated Chilean playwright Jorge Díaz. Includes first translations of lesser-known plays and a new translation of The Toothbrush.

Don’t Abuse the Muse:

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Includes my short story “The Fabulous Oasis”

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