Retablos: Stories from a Life Lived Along the Border - Octavio Solis

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Recommended by the New York Times and NBC News, and called one of the Best Books of the Year by Buzzfeed The New York Times directs readers to Retablos if you want to know what\'s life really like on the Mexican border. Solis grew up just a mile from the Rio Grande in El Paso, Texas, and he tells stories about his childhood and coming of age, including his parents migration to the United States from Mexico, his first encounter with racism and finding a Mexican migrant girl hiding in the cotton fields.--Concepci n de Le n, New York Times Seminal moments, rites of passage, crystalline vignettes--a memoir about growing up brown at the U.S./Mexico border. More praise for Octavio Solis\'s Retablos This is American and Mexican literature a stone\'s throw from the always hustling El Paso border.--Gary Soto, author of The Elements of San Joaquin We inhabit a border world rich in characters, lush with details, playful and poignant, a border that refutes the stereotypes and divisions smaller minds create. Solis reminds us that sometimes the most profound truths are best told with crafted fictions--and he is a master at it.--Julia Alvarez, author of How the Garc a Girls Lost Their Accents ... it\'s hard not to consider the border itself as a representation of a \'terrible rift, \' a split between homes, communities, identities, generations. While reading this generous and eye-opening account, it\'s easy to see how, for the country at large, the rift has only deepened.--Arianna Rebolini, Buzzfeed Best Books of Fall 2018 Landing somewhere between Neil Gaiman and Juan Rulfo, Solis secularizes the mythological by turning men and women into saintly figures--like their criada maid], Consuelo, and a white priest who shows his family empathy--and monsters: border agents who take his friends away and school bullies.--Michael Adam Carroll, The Millions There has never been a border book like Retablos, a collection of smoldering epiphanies suffering the baptizing waters of recall. . . .--Roberto Ontiveros, San Antonio Current The book is rendered in tight, stand-alone recollections rich with poetry and honesty. . . . If retablos are offerings, then Solis\' book is a gift of memory, not always pleasant, but always true.--Beatriz Terrazas, Dallas Morning News The experience of reading his tightly contained memories in succession is a bit like drawing old coins up from a wishing well. Filtered through veils of distance and time, these scenes and reflections are