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DANIEL E. SLOTNIK, New York Times: Obituaries
Mon, 11/19/2018 - 2:07pm

Mr. del Paso, whose novels were rife with digressions, allusions and metaphors stacked on metaphors, won the prestigious Miguel de Cervantes Prize in 2015.

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