Mexican Literature: A Bibliography of Secondary Sources - Tapa dura

...this reviewer has nothing but high praise for the volume's coverage...should be in the reference collection of all libraries where there is an interest in Mexican and Latin American literature. Specialists in Mexican literature will want their own copies. * American Reference Books Annual * The format is clear and straight forward...highly recommendeddddd * Library Journal * Foster covers the entire spectrum of Mexican letters. He has also achieved balance in the attention given to periods, genres, and specific authors. The result is a specialized reference tool that will help redefine the Mexican literary canon by guiding research toward neglected writers representing different movements and periods. * Latin American Research Review * The format is clear and straight forward...highly recommended * Library Journal *

This revised edition provides a registry of criticism on seventy-eight writers of Mexico in all genres and periods. Foster updates coverage on the fifty authors included in the original 1981 edition, but over half of the listings represent additional authors. Coverage includes monographs and critical articles in academic, intellectual, and literary-cultural journals in Mexico, Latin America, the United States, and Europe. In addition to the seventy-eight sections on writers, there are over twenty-five sections on general topics.