Brianda Domecq
Brianda Domecq (born New York City, August 1, 1942) is a Spanish-Mexican novelist. She was born to a Spanish father (Pedro Domecq González) and American mother (Elizabeth Cook), and learned Spanish as a child when her family moved to Mexico for business. She currently resides in Europe.[1][2][3]
Works[edit]
- Once días y algo más 1979
- Bestiario Doméstico 1982
- Voces y rostros del Bravo 1988
- Acechando Al Unicorno (Stalking the Unicorn): La Virginidad En La Literatura Mexicana (Virginity in Mexican Literature 1988
- La insólita historia de la Santa de Cabora 1990
- BD/De cuerpo entero 1991
- Mujer que publica, mujer pública 1994
- A través de los ojos de ella (dos tomos) 1999
- Un día fui caballo 2000
- Once dias... y algo mas, English edition Eleven Days - autobiographical account of a kidnapping 1995
References[edit]
- ^ Alexandria Burk Rewriting the Literary Realm 0549612114 - 2008 "While the Mexican writers Rosario Castellanos (1925-1974), Brianda Domecq (1942-) and Barbara Jacobs (1947-) have written extensively in other genres, all three have used the malleable characteristics of the essay form ..."
- ^ Federico Patán Los nuevos territorios: (notas sobre la narrativa mexicana) 1992 - Page 101 9683619916 Bestiario doméstico: una secuencia de máscaras, tras las cuales oculta su rostro primario un desasosiego profundo; una ...
- ^ Rafael Ocasio Literature of Latin America 0313320012 - 2004 -Page 148 "Brianda Domecq (1942-) is an exceptional case in that she came to learn Spanish as a child after her family moved to Mexico for business; English is her native language. The child of a Spanish father and an American mother..."
- ^ Aurora M. Ocampo (dir.), Diccionario de escritores mexicanos. Siglo XX: desde las generaciones del Ateneo y novelistas de la Revolución hasta nuestros días.
Aurora M. Ocampo (dir.), Diccionario de escritores mexicanos. Siglo XX: desde las generaciones del Ateneo y novelistas de la Revolución hasta nuestros días.Vol. II, pp. 46-49
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