"THE MANY DEATHS OF PANCHO VILLA" PUBLISHED BY THE WRITTEN TREVIZAN Elman.
BY: FRANCO GUADALUPE
"The story converges from the human condition of the character and not from the character shown by history," said the writer, Trevor Elman.
In an exclusive interview to Radio 2010, the playwright, spoke of his recently published "The Many Deaths of Pancho Villa", this in part of the Bicentennial of Independence and the Centennial of the Mexican Revolució ...
History and myth merge in the story "The Many Deaths of Pancho Villa" as it is about the human side of the enigmatic hero of the Mexican Revolution, of which, the story has revealed little, I assure the writer.
The main character, Dorothy Rose, is a curious child to find countless adventures that's where the duality between fear and courage, through the paths of the legends that have in the town of Parral, Chihuahua, where he died in guerrilla Pancho Villa.
In a first approach the letter Elman Trevor, summarizes the elaborate story with a dynamic context where the main value is the feeling after the battles in which converge the suspense and fiction, about the revolutionary character.
"The Many Deaths of Pancho Villa", published by Penguin Books and illustrated by Ricardo Pelaez, is already on sale in major bookstores around the country, at a cost of 160 pesos.
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