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* [http://www.kwls.org/lit/kwls_blog/2009/04/thomas_sanchezs_mile_zero_the.cfm 1989 Interview with George Murphy in Littoral, the journal of the Key West Literary Seminar] |
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* [http://www.thomas-sanchez.com Author website] |
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* [http://wiredforbooks.org/thomassanchez/index.htm Wired for Books interview] with [[Don Swaim]] |
* [http://wiredforbooks.org/thomassanchez/index.htm Wired for Books interview] with [[Don Swaim]] |
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Revision as of 20:15, 7 April 2009
Thomas Sanchez (born 1943) is an American novelist. He is the recipient of the Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres from the French Republic.
Biography
Sanchez was born in Los Gatos, California. His father died in World War II three months prior to his birth[1]. Upon completing his education at San Francisco State University, Sanchez moved to Spain to complete work on his first novel Rabbit Boss, which was named one the 100 Greatest Western novels by the San Francisco Chronicle[2].
Works
Novels
- Rabbit Boss (1973)
- Zoot-Suit Murders (1978)
- Mile Zero (1989)
- Day of the Bees (2000)
- King Bongo (2003)
References
- [3] San Francisco Chronicle: "Thomas Sanchez taps into Cuba's heady rhythms for his new novel, 'King Bongo'", May 24, 2003 [4]
- [5] San Francisco Chronicle: "The Best in the West", Nov. 21, 1999[6]