Centennial of Mexican Literary Legends: 2014 National Book Festival
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The Library of Congress National Book Festival, in conjunction with the Mexican Cultural Institute, presented a dialogue on the works and contributions of three giants of Mexican literature -- the poets Octavio Paz and Efrain Huerta and the novelist Jose Revueltas, all of whom were born in 1914. Panelists will include poets Marcelo Uribe and Coral Bracho.
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