Carmen Rivera Livres

The story follows a young woman, María Elena Garcia, as she embarks on a journey to discover her identity during a Christmas visit to Puerto Rico. Despite her deep affection for the island and her academic background in Puerto Rican Studies, she quickly encounters a sense of alienation. The locals do not embrace her as she expected, highlighting the complexities of cultural belonging and identity. This comedic exploration delves into themes of heritage, acceptance, and the challenges of reconciling personal and cultural narratives.

Sandra Cisneros, a prominent figure in contemporary literature, combines activism with her acclaimed writing career spanning over three decades. Known for her impactful works like The House on Mango Street, she has also authored celebrated poetry and prose, including My Wicked, Wicked Ways and Caramelo. With a MacArthur grant and a reputation that inspires both admiration and debate, Cisneros continues to be a significant voice in American literature, addressing themes of identity and culture through her diverse body of work.

This coming of age play follows Lena, a 12-year-old tomboy, who has been sent to live with her strict, superstitious grandmother in the mountains of Puerto Rico following her parents' divorce. She spends her days playing basketball with the local kids and unravelling the mystery of the poisoned mango tree on her grandmother's property. As Lena uncovers clues to the decades-old local myth, she comes to realize the truth cuts deeper than she could ever know. Featuring an entirely Latino cast, "Under the Mango Tree" employs magical realism to expertly explore family, history, and adolescence.

Focusing on the life and poetry of Julia de Burgos, this work highlights her significance as a prominent Puerto Rican poet. It explores her contributions to Latin American and Caribbean literature, showcasing her unique voice and the themes of identity, feminism, and social justice present in her writing. The book delves into her struggles and triumphs, offering insight into her enduring legacy and influence on future generations of writers and poets.

The plays explore the tumultuous life of Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo and the impact of his regime on a family grappling with external forces. Carmen Rivera's dynamic storytelling captures the intense energy and theatricality of their struggles, revealing the personal and political turmoil of the era. Accompanied by an insightful introduction from scholar Jason Ramirez, these works delve into themes of power, oppression, and resilience.

Nicht nur bei den Damen, sondern auch bei den Männern steigt die Neugierde und die Lust an den (passiven) analen Freuden. Carmen Rivera beherrscht das Thema wie keine Zweite und erzählt einerseits über ihre Erfahrungen als Frau mit den Hintertüren der Männer und plaudert dabei aus ihrem Leben. Am Ende steht die Gewissheit: Anale Freuden sind auch was für heterosexuelle Männer und am meisten Spaß macht es, wenn die Frau handfest bei der Sache ist. Carmen Rivera ist eine der erfolgreichsten Dominas. Stammgast auf der Venus und bei den AVN, ausgezeichnet mit zahlreichen Preisen und seit Jahren Moderatorin von Beate Uhse TV, ist Carmen vor allem ein reizender, humorvoller Mensch, der – wenn es um ihre Leidenschaft geht - auch mal alle Hände voll zu tun hat. - Limitierte Erstauflage (limitiert auf 999 Exemplare) - Aufmachung als edles Hardcover - 2-sprachige Aufmachung, deutsch / englisch - durchgehend farbig gedruckt - zahlreiche Bilder aus Carmen Riveras Schaffen