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Daily Archives: 11/06/2012
2012 Crime Fiction Alphabet: D is for Diez
Rolando Aurelio Díez Suárez, aka Rolo Díez, (Junín, 1940) came late to writing. While a student, he joined an armed revolutionary group resisting the military dictatorship in Argentina. He was captured and, after two years in prison, finally freed in … Continue reading
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