Books by Ariel Dorfman

About

Born in 1942 in Argentina, ARIEL DORFMAN as a young academic and writer served as a cultural adviser to President Salvador Allende from 1970 to 1973. During this time he became know more broadly as co-author of How to Read Donald Duck (1971) from which he includes snippets in the Tarzan chapter of Hard Rain, his first novel (1973). Hard Rain won a literary prize in Argentina that allowed him and his family to leave Chile after the Pinochet coup. In exile, Dorfman has become famous as a prolific writer and fierce critic of Pinochet and other despots. He defines himself as an Argentine-Chilean-American novelist (Hard Rain, The Last Song of Manuel Sendero, Mascara), playwright (Death and the Maiden, Widows, Reader), essayist (The Empire's Old Clothes, Someone Writes to the Future, Heading South, Looking North), academic, and human rights activist.

Titles

The Trial of Henry Kissinger

Christopher Hitchens

$19.99
$18.59

The House in the Sand

Pablo Neruda

$16.00
$14.88

Konfidenz

Ariel Dorfman

$13.50
$12.56

How to Read Donald Duck: Imperialist Ideology in the Disney...

Ariel Dorfman and Armand Mattelart

$22.95
$21.34

Cautivos

Ariel Dorfman

$18.00
$16.74

Palabras Desde El Otro Lado de la Muerte

Ariel Dorfman

$18.95
$17.62

Voices from the Other Side of Death

Ariel Dorfman

$19.95
$18.55

Hard Rain

Ariel Dorfman

$19.95