I appreciate your appropriate comment, @nancybriti. Our reading encyclopedia (as Umberto Eco calls it) is anthological; in it there remains a selection that we don't know exactly what they respond to. In Ramos Sucre, as in many other readers/writers, this "anthology" is expressed, sometimes in a manifest way, sometimes obliquely or elusively. Greetings.
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