Mexico D.F. Joaquin Mortiz, 1977. Paperback. 157p., mass market-size paperbound (7x4 inches) but has a sewn textblock, paperstock mildly toned, a well-put-together item in very good clean shape without ownership or institutional markings. Text in the Spanish language throughout, the Englished title implying American dominence and corruption. Biblioteca paralela. Author... More about Canal Zone
Cat.No: 227746
New York: Nohra Haime Gallery, 2007. [12]p., illus. with black/white reproductions of the Ecuadorian American artist's work, 9.5x11 inches, lightly soiled wraps. More about Bridges, paths and portals; where do we go from here, November 1 - December 1, 2007
Cat.No: 122268
St. Louis, MO: Self-published by the author, no date. Paperback. 177p., personal inscription signed by the Ecuadoran-American oncologist, very good first edition self-published trade paperback original in pictorial wraps. More about Amalgams of illusions (cover title)
Cat.No: 186795
La Habana: Editora Politica, 1988. Pamphlet. 44p., small softbound, stapled pamphlet in 8x4.5 inch colorphoto wraps; clean and sound, a very good copy. More about A More United Latin America; Press Conference in Quito, August 13, 1988
Cat.No: 219102
New York: The Viking Press, 1970. 370p., first edition, shelfworn dj. Quite a lot on the Peace Corps in Ecuador. More about The making of an un-American; a dialogue with experience
Cat.No: 42013
Quito, Ecuador: Manuel Piedra, 1923. Oversized Paperback. 60pp + nine plates + 2pp music. Large octavo. Text in Spanish. Somewhat worn and soiled wraps. Cover title reads "Homenaje de la Colonia Española a la República del Ecuador." Discourses, speeches, biographic matter, etc., relating to the erection of a statue to..... More about Recuerdo del Homenaje Ofrecido, per La Colonia Española, al Ecuador con motivo del glorioso...
Cat.No: 205299
Quito: Editorial El Conejo, 1997. Paperback. 73p., text in Spanish, poems, very good first edition trade paperback in pictorial wraps. The Ecuadorian American poet teaches at UC Irvine. More about Colibríes en el exilio
Cat.No: 88045
Quito: Casa de la Cultur Ecuatoriana, 1948. Paperback. 220p., text in Spanish, personal inscription in Spanish signed by the author and dated in the year of publication and with the author's address on the half-title; preceding page (with series list of titles) is detached but present, text-block very toned and... More about Huairapamushcas: novela [Sons of the Wind]
Cat.No: 192313
Quito: Ediciones Abyua-Yala, 1994. Trade Paperback. 245p., slightly worn wraps . On slavery in Quito in context of Borbon reformism. More about Sangre sobre piel Negra
Cat.No: 97458
Ecuador: Ecuatextos, [1986]. 134p., pie-charts and graphs, 8.5x6 inch decorated wraps; cover somewhat foxed, wraps begun to pull away from textblock but still sound, a good copy. More about Ecuador: de la agroexportacion a la industrializacion asociada; 1830-1986
Cat.No: 167090
Bogota: Instituto Caro y Cuervo, 1952. Pamphlet. 46p., softbound in plain printed 9x6 inch stapled wraps, inscribed neatly on the cover to Joaquin Nin-Culmel (Anais Nin's brother) and signed with Malkiel's initials. Item has a bad bump to the head of the spinefold affecting all leaves, and a little edgewear... More about La Historia Linguistica de "Peon"
Cat.No: 206992
Quito: J.C. Morales, 1990. 191p., pages toned, several pages creased. Text in Spanish. On the scandals of the government of León Febres Cordero. More about El caso de los 150,000 dólares
Cat.No: 199073
Washington DC: Three Continents Press, 1985. Paperback. 226p., slightly shelfworn wraps else very good condition. Second printing of this edition. More about Juyungo, a classic Afro-Hispanic novel. Translated by Susan F. Hill and Jonathan Tittler,...
Cat.No: 194583
Buenos Aires: Editorial Americalee, 1943. 268p., first edition, stiff wraps in an edgeworn dj with a brilliant drawing of a black worker against a background of deforestation. Winner of el Concurso Nacional Ecuatoriano de Novela first prize in 1943, this novel by the painter/diplomat describes a slave uprising on a.... More about Juyungo; historia de un negro, una isla y otros negros
Cat.No: 90072
Glasgow: University of Glasgow, Institute of Latin-American Studies, 1973. 31, [6]p., mimeographed in stapled wraps, 8x10 inches. Occasional papers, no. 7. More about The role of Congress in the Ecuadorian political system and its contribution to the overthrow of...
Cat.No: 159372
New York: George H. Doran, 1925. Hardcover. 103p., mild foxing to edges, shelfwear showing card at corner-tips, spine label wrinkled and dust-soiled, an otherwise very good first US edition (colophon indicator is present) in decorative boards and blue cloth backing, paper title labels on both spine and front cover. More about Seducers in Ecuador
Cat.No: 219151
San Antonio, TX: Almanzar's Coins of the World, 1973. 52p., staplebound booklet, black and white illustrations. Very good second edition. More about The coins of Ecuador. Las monedas de la Patria
Cat.No: 230151
New York: Schenkman/John Wiley and Sons, 1974. Hardcover. xvii, 221p., first printing. slightly shelfworn dj. On Afro-Hispanic cultures from Panama to Ecuador. More about Black frontiersmen; a South American case
Cat.No: 118936
Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press, 1974, 1986. Trade Paperback. xvii, 221p., second printing of the 1986 re-issue, wraps showing some curl at corners, light general soiling. More about Black frontiersmen; Afro-Hispanic culture of Ecuador and Colombia
Cat.No: 65590
Oakland: PM Press, 2018. Paperback. xv + 356p., trade paperback, New. Text in Spanish. "When Filomena Buscasela, a private detective working in New York, takes her teenage daughter Antonia to Ecuador to meet her relatives, the visit is disrupted in more than a simple homecoming. Filomena has not set foot... More about Lago De Sangre: Un Libro De Misterio Sobre Filomena Buscarsela
Cat.No: 227046
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