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Hunger's Brides
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Lyrical, sensuous, baroque, Hunger's Brides charts the course of a legendary obsession. A modern Canadian researcher tracks her quarry through a lost continent of voluptuous phantoms and dark hunger. Her subject, the incomparable 17th-century Mexican poet, Sister Juana Inés de la Cruz.
Nobel prize-winning poet, Octavio Paz calls Sor Juana "the greatest versifier of the Spanish language." She mastered virtually all the verse forms in use during her time. Also called America's first feminist, the Tenth Muse, Phoenix of the Americas... In short, a megastar.
Hunger's Brides: A Novel of the Baroque
13 years in the making - Paul Anderson's novel Hunger's Brides was published by Random House Canada in September 2004.
| 1997 | As part of the High Performance Rodeo, Big Secret Theatre, Calgary, Canada |
| 1996 | Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana, Mexico City, Mexico |
| 1996 | (with Permission) Arizona State University, Phoenix, United States of America |
| 1996 | (with Permission) Feria Internacional del Libro, Guadalajara, Mexico |
| 1996 | (with Permission) El Octavo Día, Mexico City, Mexico |