Roy R. Luna, born in Guatemala, living in Florida, teaching French language and literature, knows what it's like to be an outsider. He writes about outsiders, those who don't belong, those who are thrown out and made into pariahs, those whose legacy is in danger of being discarded, purged, or flung into oblivion. As a "literary archaeologist," Roy R. Luna desires to make visible again those outsiders who deserve to be remembered, the "disappeared" whose only sin was to be different from the ordinary.