Linton H. Robinson Books

Mexican slang plus graffiti

By Elizabeth Reid

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Mexican Slang

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Imaginary lines

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"Sheep and goats battle for souls and appetites. A cockfighter and matador feed their families through bloodshed. An aging gigolo glimpses love through lust and money. Women and chile peppers conqu...

Speak in a Week Latin American Spanish Street Smart Speak in a Week

By Linton H. Robinson, M. F. Jones Reid, Charlene Lopez

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Mexican Slang

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My Funny Valentine

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Mary of Angels

By Linton Robinson, Escrit Lit

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Afro Cuban Boogie Woogie

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Boneyard 11

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For Your Damned Love

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