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First published by Harper & Row in 1979.

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Widely acclaimed as a masterpiece, this novel from the O. Braverman explores the intertwined lives of three women--a prosperous whore, a murderous housewife, and a weary matriarch--who await absolution and revelation in the bougainvillea- and violence-filled barrio of Los Angeles.

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This critically acclaimed novel imagines the life journey of the legendary Mexican painter, and shows that Frida Kahlo's voyage was an inward one, rendered in the evocative prose of a renowned American poet.

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Braverman challenges mythological nuclear family roles in her memorable collection of new stories.

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Imprint. An imagined journey through the life of Frida Kahlo. We are inside her mind at 46, on her deathbed, racked with memories and hallucinations. Frida navigates the alleys and opium dens of San Francisco's Chinatown in the 1920's, the Park Avenue salons of New York, and her corner of Mexico City.