"..an illuminating book that scholars and teachers of US literature should read, and in which senior undergraduates and postgraduate students will find the necessary assitance to clarify the many doubts that arise when facing those strange, non-linear, experimental narratives that have been labeled as “magical realism”." - in: Miscelánea, Vol. 42 (2010), pp. 143-148

• AcknowledgmentsForeword: Louise Erdrich’s “Father’s Milk”: Magical Realism’s Oxymoronic NatureMimesis, Realism, and Counter-realismsRomance, the Imaginary, and Magical RealismThe Crisis of Representation: Post-realism, Postmodernism, Magical RealismJuxtaposed Realities: Magical Realism and/as Postcolonial ExperienceFrom Identity to Alter-entity: Trans-selving the Self in Magical Realist NarrativesOf a Magical Nature: The Environmental UnconsciousA Negative Sense of RealityBibliographyIndex.

"..an illuminating book that scholars and teachers of US literature should read, and in which senior undergraduates and postgraduate students will find the necessary assitance to clarify the many doubts that arise when facing those strange, non-linear, experimental narratives that have been labeled as “magical realism”." - in: Miscelánea, Vol. 42 (2010), pp. 143-148

• AcknowledgmentsForeword: Louise Erdrich’s “Father’s Milk”: Magical Realism’s Oxymoronic NatureMimesis, Realism, and Counter-realismsRomance, the Imaginary, and Magical RealismThe Crisis of Representation: Post-realism, Postmodernism, Magical RealismJuxtaposed Realities: Magical Realism and/as Postcolonial ExperienceFrom Identity to Alter-entity: Trans-selving the Self in Magical Realist NarrativesOf a Magical Nature: The Environmental UnconsciousA Negative Sense of RealityBibliographyIndex.

"..an illuminating book that scholars and teachers of US literature should read, and in which senior undergraduates and postgraduate students will find the necessary assitance to clarify the many doubts that arise when facing those strange, non-linear, experimental narratives that have been labeled as “magical realism”." - in: Miscelánea, Vol. 42 (2010), pp. 143-148

• AcknowledgmentsForeword: Louise Erdrich’s “Father’s Milk”: Magical Realism’s Oxymoronic NatureMimesis, Realism, and Counter-realismsRomance, the Imaginary, and Magical RealismThe Crisis of Representation: Post-realism, Postmodernism, Magical RealismJuxtaposed Realities: Magical Realism and/as Postcolonial ExperienceFrom Identity to Alter-entity: Trans-selving the Self in Magical Realist NarrativesOf a Magical Nature: The Environmental UnconsciousA Negative Sense of RealityBibliographyIndex.