SHOW AND TELL THE DIFFERENCE:
Women Narrators In
Contemporary Puerto Rico

By

Dr. Maria Sola
University of Puerto Rico, Mayaquez

Occasional Paper No. 5

November 1994

 

This paper is based on a presentation given in conjunction with Puerto Rican Culture Week at Michigan State University on November 17, 1994. I have tried to put together a stimulating, clear (and brief, fear not) picture of our culture, our women and most of all our excellent narrative artists, many of whom, by the way, are men, although I shall mention only a few of them.

 

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