Antonio Moreno
Photo: Rafael Aguilera
Antonio Moreno (Mexico, 1969) is an essayist, prose writer, chronicler, and collaborator with cultural supplements, journals, and newspapers in Mexico City. He studied at the Universidad Autónoma de Chihuahua and the University of Texas at El Paso before earning his doctorate from the University of Kansas. He has given classes at UTEP, Barton College (North Carolina). He is currently a professor and researcher at The University of Texas of the Permian Basin (UTPB). He recently published the essay collection Deseos de comunidad: el personaje intersticial en la novela y el cine de los noventa en México [Desires for community: the interstitial character in the novels and films of the nineties in Mexico] (2016); in 2014, he published Road to Ciudad Juárez: crónicas y relatos de frontera [Road to Ciudad Juárez: border chronicles and tales].
Footprints of Wolves and Men
By Antonio Moreno
One morning in March 2014, under a sky overlain by dregs of clouds, I climbed into the car and drove from Midland to El Paso on interstate I-20, with the relative peace of mind inspired by the subtle...
Palermo Freud
Mateo arrived in Buenos Aires when he was ten years old. Twelve more have gone by since; he has repeatedly convinced himself that it was worth it to rid himself of his Peruvian identity. His evocation...
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