Title: Woodcuts of Women
First published: 2001
Description: "In Woodcuts of Women, Dagoberto Gilb traces the cycles of desire and betrayal, longing and heartbreak - and pays tribute to the redemptive power of love.".

"In "Maria de Covina" a young salesclerk fights to maintain the love of his teenage girlfriend while enduring the temptations of the alluring older women he works with at the department store.

In "Mayela One Day in 1989" an exotic and vivacious woman leads a bewitched man through one wild night in El Paso and into a gay bar where she tests the limits of her seductive powers, In "Bottoms" a writer struggles to turn in a review of an erotic novel on deadline while fending off the advances of a married Amazon-like woman he has met at his community pool." "Woodcuts of Women is a collection by one of America's foremost fiction writers."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Social life and customs, Mexican American women, Fiction, Fiction, general, Fiction, short stories (single author), Mexican americans, fiction, Southwestern states, fiction
Places: Southwestern States
LC classification: PS3557.I296 W6 2001