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How the Other Third Lives

Posted on January 15, 2019 by Richard Guzman

There’s much more on the so-called “Third World” today, though it’s still mostly out of sight, out of mind for most Americans, except for its association with terrorism and, currently, as a place where all those “sh*t hole countries” are. … Continue reading →

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We Are Everywhere

Posted on January 10, 2018 by Richard Guzman

Above is a template for brief reviews used by the Virginia Quarterly Review in the old days, this one dated 6/19/79, when I, in response to a review copy of a book the VQR sent me, turned in this small … Continue reading →

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How the Other Third Lives

We Are Everywhere