In one of this author's short stories, Juvencio Nava is jailed for murdering Don Lupe and guarded by his son.
In one of this author's short stories, Juvencio Nava is jailed for murdering Don Lupe and guarded by his son. That story, "Tell Them Not to Kill Me!", appears in his collection The Burning Plain. A man carries his wounded son Ignacio on his back to find a doctor in another short story in that collection, "Don't You Hear the Dogs Bark?" In a later work, the titular figure was in love with Susanna, but after her death marries Dolores Preciado. His son later travels to his birthplace of Comala, but only ghosts remain to tell the story of the town's collapse and the titular figure's death. FTP, Juan Preciado searches for his father in Pedro Páramo, the only published novel of this Mexican author.
In one of this author's short stories, Juvencio Nava is jailed for murdering Don Lupe and guarded by his son.
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