Muse in Mexico

Thomas Mabry Cranfill (1913–1995) was Professor of English at the University of Texas at Austin.

• Preface Photographs Hans Beacham Sixteen Creative Artists of Mexico Fiction Juan de la Cabada MarÍa-The-Voice Juan JosÉ Arreola Five Fables Truly, I Tell You Juan Rulfo Macario No Dogs Bark Guadalupe Amor The Small Drawing Room JosÉ Vasconcelos The Boar Hunt Emilio Carballido The Empty Coffin Guadalupe DueÑas A Clinical Case Julio Torri Four Sketches Poetry Three Aztec Poems Fiesta Song (Atamalcualoyan) The Great Kings The Return of the Warriors Three Nahuatl Poems. Rosario Castellanos First Elegy A Palm Tree Silence Concerning an Ancient Stone Jose Juan Tablada Haikais Enrique Rivas Possession Francisco Gonzalez Guerrero Fountain Ali Chumacero Dialogue with a Portrait Manuel Duran The Garden Well NeftalÍ BeltrÁn Wherever I Go ... RubÉn Bonifaz NuÑo November Theme Jaime Sabines After All from Tarumba Tomas Segovia The Distant Gardens The Day Has Eyes In These Clean Depths Carlos Pellicer Theme for a Nocturne Octavio Paz The Endless Instant Hymn Among Ruins Drawings Federico CantÚ Louis Nishizawa David Alfaro Siqueiros Benjamin Molina Diego Rivera JosÉ Clemente Orozco Juan Soriano Fernando Castro Pacheco Dr. Atl Rufino Tamayo Roberto Montenegro Isidoro Ocampo Guillermo Meza JesÚs Guerrero GalvÁn Leonora Carrington Alfredo Zalce Cordelia Urueta Enrique Climent Carlos MÉrida Amador Lugo Gunther Gerzso JosÉ Reyes Meza Fanny Rabel Celia CalderÓn RaÚl Anguiano HÉctor Xavier Francisco Dosamantes Gilberto Aceves Navarro Rafael Coronel JosÉ Luis Cuevas