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| | Hispanic Magazine.com - March 2006 - Cultura |
 | | It has happened again: The great American novel (as in North and South American) has been written, though set far from García Márquez’s Macondo; in fact, set right here in McOndo where we have grown so accustomed to living, where there is no escape. |
 | | Born more than century ago, her story—here told with text by art journalist Margaret Hooks—remains a decidedly modern one, a tale of an artist, who is poor, female and foreign in America. |
 | | In this lighthearted, gossipy romp, part fairy tale, part comic assessment of the corruptible world of music television, Cynthia “Cyn” Lopez takes on her stepsisters in pursuit of the man she loves and the fortune that should be hers. |
| www.hispaniconline.com /magazine/2006/march/cultura/books.html (766 words) |
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