Rafael Zepeda's "Desperados" has an enchanting and captivating cachet, cut from Zepeda's own Iberian legacy. It presents the reader with a zany romp through the hinterlands of the Baja Peninsula of Mexico and beyond. The story chronicles the son's quest for his nomadic, manic, half-crazed father--as the 21st Century resurrection of the legendary bandito Joaquin Murrieta, who was Mexico's Jesse James. Encountering a colorful array of characters along the way, "Desperados" is an arresting rendering of their adventures and escapades--a historical travelogue of conquest and surrender. --Beef Torrey, Co-Editor of "Jim Harrison: A Comprehensive Bibliography" and "Conversations With Hunter S. Thompson."
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Rafael Joseph Zepeda is a Professor of English at California State University, Long Beach. Previous collections include "Tao Driver and Selected Poems" (World Parade Books) and "Horse Medicine and Other Stories" (Applezaba Press). He is a past recipient of a PEN Award and an NEA Fellowship.
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