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as "a striking debut. A well crafted and sensitive novel. An engrossing, honest book by a writer who cares deeply about preserving ties within the family unit and, by extension, within the Hispanic community and America. Suarez is marvelous." His novel
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Latino and Latina Writers, I: Introductory Essays, Chicano and Chicana Authors; II: Cuban and Cuban American Authors, Dominican and Other Authors, Puerto Rican Authors.
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Suárez has stated that he no longer writes novels and finds writing poetry better for him. He also states that
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shows us how ordinary people can be driven to take extraordinary risks." His collection of stories,
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community. New York Public Library named the collection as one of the top books for the Teen Age.
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He spent four years in Spain, 1970–1974. He moved to the U.S. in 1974. He went to high school in
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Identity, Memory, and Diaspora: Voices of Cuban-American Artist, Writers, and Philosophers,
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as a "powerful novel about one individual's response to the abuses and arbitrariness of
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is the work in which he found his voice. He continues to explore the experience of
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as "A tightly controlled but affecting exploration of fundamental tensions" in the
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SECOLAS Annals: Journal of the Southeastern Council on Latin American Studies,
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ed. Gracia, Bosch, and Alvarez Borland. p.157 (accessed via Google Books)
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The Painted Bunting's Last Molt, new poems, U. of Pittsburgh P, 2020.
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Americas Review: A Review of Hispanic Literature and Art of the USA,
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at Arte Público Press (same as Notre Dame bio; accessed March 2008)
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Isabel Alvarez Borland, "Writing without Masks: Virgil Suárez," in
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A Century of Cuban Writers in Florida: Selected Prose and Poetry
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Winner of a Florida State Individual Artist Grant, 1998.
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Spared Angola: Memories from a Cuban-American Childhood
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Abiko Annual with James Joyce Finnegans Wake Studies,
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He is one of the leading writers in the 18: 632: 630: 628: 573: 424:Shorter pieces have been published in: 184:California State University, Long Beach 892:Hispanic and Latino American novelists 781:"The Prodigal Son in the Structure of 306:(poems), Louisiana Literature P, 2003. 820:Bilingual Review/La Revista Bilingüe, 759:Bilingual Review/La Revista Bilingüe, 616: 614: 612: 610: 608: 606: 604: 602: 198:and Robert Houston for a year at the 7: 902:Cuban emigrants to the United States 509:'s Best Book for the Teenager, 1993. 478:The Daily News/The Caribbean Writer/ 801:1996 Fall-Winter; 24 (3-4): 179–90. 324:(poems), Louisiana State U P, 2001. 146:He has also reviewed books for The 932:21st-century American male writers 917:20th-century American male writers 703:2003 Summer-Fall; 13 (2-3): 15–23. 404:(anthology), Harper Collins, 1993. 14: 862:American writers of Cuban descent 822:2001 Jan-2002 Apr; 26 (1): 56–63. 639:, ed. Hospital and Cantera. p.168 475:G. MacCarthur Poetry Prize, 2002. 283:Suárez is married with children. 897:Florida State University faculty 541: 527: 480:University of the Virgin Islands 310:Vespers: Spirituality in America 108: 867:20th-century American novelists 797:." By: William O. Deaver, Jr.; 776:Encuentro de la Cultura Cubana, 688:"Virgilio Suárez (1962-)." By: 562:List of Famous Cuban-Americans. 336:(anthology), U of Iowa P, 2001. 312:(anthology), U of Iowa P, 2003. 761:1999 Sept-Dec; 24 (3): 295–98. 727:Anales Literarios: Narradores, 557:List of Cuban American writers 486:National Endowment of the Arts 330:(poems), U of Arizona P, 2001. 1: 659:accessed through Google Books 420:(novel) William Morrow, 1989. 318:(poems), U of Illinois, 2002. 774:." By: Humberto López Cruz, 190:(1987) while studying under 927:21st-century American poets 907:20th-century American poets 680:Critical studies in English 472:Best American Poetry, 2004. 248:Other praise has come from 206:Literary work and reception 948: 834:Interview of Virgil Suárez 710:(FW)." By: Tatsuo Hamada, 457:, The American Voice, The 374:(poems, essays, stories), 350:In the Republic of Longing 188:Louisiana State University 186:. He received an MFA from 435:Clackamas Literary Review 104: 778:1999 Autumn; 14: 163–69. 455:American Literary Review 451:The Massachusetts Review 316:Guide to the Blue Tongue 275:, of living as a gypsy. 182:. He received a BA from 132:Florida State University 126:(born January 29, 1962, 872:American male novelists 815:2004 Summer; 58: 68–79. 507:New York Public Library 356:/Arizona State U, 2000. 304:Landscapes & Dreams 180:Los Angeles, California 922:Novelists from Florida 764:"Humor e hipérbole en 354:Bilingual Review Press 210:Suárez's first novel, 836:(accessed March 2008) 832:Ryan G. Van Cleave's 433:, The Kenyon Review, 368:(poems), Wings, 1998. 243:Cuban exile/Marielito 235:Welcome to the Oasis, 200:University of Arizona 161:Philadelphia Inquirer 115:Literature portal 746:1999 Nov; 31: 85–91. 729:2001; 3 (3): 110–17. 690:Roberto G. Fernández 408:Welcome to the Oasis 167:Tallahassee Democrat 912:American male poets 877:Writers from Havana 706:"Virgil Suárez and 512:Nominated for five 482:Poetry Prize, 2002. 447:The Southern Review 194:. He studied under 684:as of March 2008: 412:Arte Público Press 396:Arte Público Press 386:Arte Público Press 376:Arte Publico Press 344:Arte Público Press 250:The New York Times 784:Raining Backwards 767:Raining Backwards 739:Raining Backwards 717:"Virgil Suárez's 714:2001; 21: 179–82. 549:Literature portal 493:Book Expo America 488:Fellowship, 2001. 334:American Diaspora 258:The Village Voice 237:was described by 227:Publishers Weekly 225:was described by 214:was described by 149:Los Angeles Times 121: 120: 98:Book Expo America 939: 673: 666: 660: 657: 651: 646: 640: 634: 623: 618: 597: 596: 594: 593: 584:. 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Havana
Poet
novelist
Book Expo America
Literature portal
Havana
Florida State University
Cuban American
Los Angeles Times
Miami Herald
Philadelphia Inquirer
Tallahassee Democrat
Los Angeles, California
California State University, Long Beach
Louisiana State University
Vance Bourjaily
Sir Angus Wilson
University of Arizona
Newsday
Publishers Weekly
totalitarianism
Kirkus Reviews
Cuban exile/Marielito
The New York Times
Hemingwayesque
The Village Voice
Oscar Hijuelos
exile
Arte Público Press
Bilingual Review Press

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