Short Stories· Panama
La Loma
by Rogelio SinánAggregate Editorial Score30/100
Published 1941Spanish
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Published in 1941, La Loma established Rogelio Sinán as one of the defining voices in short stories. Rogelio Sinán, one of Panama's most celebrated writers, presents a collection of short stories that capture the essence of Panamanian culture and folklore. La Loma is renowned for its vivid storytelling and exploration of human nature, making it a cornerstone of Panamanian literature and an insightful look into the country's cultural landscape. Themes of folklore, human nature, cultural identity run through the work.
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📄 Short Stories
Collections of concise fiction exploring a wide range of human experience.
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