Mexico Retold

There's more to Mexico than meets the media

Menu

Skip to content

About
Get Involved
Work With Me
Travel Planning Service

Category Archives: Mexican Writing

Frida Kahlo at Home – A Book Review

November 28, 2016 Book about Frida Kahlo book review Coyoacan Diego Rivera Frida Kahlo Frida Kahlo at Home Suzanne Barbezat Leave a comment

Five Years of Mexico Retold

January 15, 2016 16 Comments

The Letters of Paz and Fuentes

May 19, 2014 Aura Carlos Fuentes Excelsior friendship Labyrinth of Solitude Letters Magical realism Mexican writers Octavio Paz Paris 2 Comments

Life in Green and White

March 11, 2014 Amazon Chiapas freelance writing kindle Life in green and white reviews short story stories promoting Mexico 2 Comments

Interview with Writer, Carmen Amato

March 3, 2014 Acupulco Carmen Amato Cliff Diver Emilia Cruz Free download Hat Dance Hidden Light Mexico City Interview with Carmen Amato Mystery writer The Beast 8 Comments

Post navigation

Photos

Search

Follow Mexico Retold

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Storytelling for Mexico

Follow Mexico Retold on WordPress.com

Search blogs by Category

Search blogs by Category

Top Mexico Blog! Thank you!

Instagram

This is a piece I wrote a few years back for the Independent. It talks about my experience of a reenactment of the crucifixion of Jesus in Oaxaca. Something I will never forget. These reenactments will be taking place in a number of places around the country today. Link in bio. . . . . . . . . #mexico #easterinmexico #visitmexico #mexico_magico #mexico_maravilloso #oaxaca #crucifixion #goodfriday #viernessanto #oaxacamexico #mexicoandando #mexicodesconocido #writer #travelwriter #freelance

As I wandered the streets of Malinalco with an old friend I have known since I was just eleven, we discussed my obsession with doors and trees. Both hold some sense of history and, therefore, mystery for me. The bigger and older the tree the more I imagine it has lived and seen, standing strong through generations as humans come and go. The same can be said for doors. What do they see, what do they hear, what secrets do they hold? . . . . . . . . . . #mexico #visitmexico #doors #ihavethisthingwithdoors #puertas #puertas_mex #malinalco #pueblemagico #estadodemexico #mexico_magico #mexico_maravilloso #writer #travelwriter #freelance #stories #behindcloseddoors

Facebook: Mexico Retold

Facebook: Mexico Retold

Follow me on Twitter

Blog at WordPress.com.