An edition of Quince que cuentan (2008)

Quince que cuentan

II semana de la nueva narrativa urbana

by , , and

Quince que cuentan
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An edition of Quince que cuentan (2008)

Quince que cuentan

II semana de la nueva narrativa urbana

by , , and

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Fundación para al Cultura Urbana
Language
Spanish
Pages
133

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Subjects

City and town life, Fiction, Venezuelan Short stories

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Quince que cuentan: II semana de la nueva narrativa urbana
2008, Fundación para al Cultura Urbana
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Edition Notes

"El evento literario ... tuvo lugar en el auditorio de la Fundación Cultural Chacao en mayo de 2006"--P. vii.

Published in
Caracas
Series
Fundación para la cultura urbana -- no. 65

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MLCM 2014/42022, PQ8546 .S46 2006

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Pagination
xviii, 133 pages
Number of pages
133

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31309894M
ISBN 13
9789806553750
LCCN
2014493025
OCLC/WorldCat
247567639

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