Wed Nov 17 06:38:04 2010 UTClccn-n96-349710.44Los boys0.510.83The Paris review : [the screenwriting issueJunot_Díazn 96034971oca04054314aDíaz, Junot,1968-viaf-BNE|XX1516075Davis, Jonathannrtlccn-n94-43851Obejas, Achy1956-trllccn-no2005-12151Snell, Stacinrtlccn-nr97-10627Lago, Eduardonp-kemper, evaKemper, Evalccn-no2010-52302Feuerstein, Torstenprflccn-n86-840321Pietschmann, Andreasprflccn-no2005-57521Olivo, Karennrtnp-abelsen, peter$1957Abelsen, Peter1957-np-gomez, lauraGómez, LauranrtDíaz, Junot1968-Díaz, Junot1968-100Domestic fictionShort storiesGroup readingHumorous storiesRushdie, SalmanRoy, Arundhati,--1946-Book clubs (Discussion groups)Kingston, Maxine HongNabokov, Vladimir Vladimirovich,--1899-1977Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.)Puerto Rican literatureDominican literatureEmigration and immigrationCruz, AngieMotion picture authorshipPantoja, Antonio,--1915-1991Southern, TerryEmigration and immigration--Social aspectsNortheastern StatesAmerican fictionBelpré, PuraPuerto RicoShort stories, AmericanHenríquez Ureña, Pedro,--1884-1946FamiliesCriticism, interpretation, etc.TranslationsImmigrantsEccentrics and eccentricitiesLoss (Psychology)Interpersonal relationsBiographical television programsDocumentary television programsTalking booksInterviewsAuthors, AmericanPulitzer PrizesDíaz, Junot,--1968-CollectionsEssaysPoetryShort storiesOverweight menLarge type booksAudiobooksAudiobooksDomestic fictionManners and customsDominican RepublicNew JerseyFictionDominican Americans19681994199519961997199819992000200120022004200520062007200820092010791429807434book813.54ps3554.i2593014233143515565ocn123539681sw123539681:lccn-n96-34971Truebook2007Díaz, JunotThe brief wondrous life of Oscar WaoDomestic fictionPublisher description: Things have never been easy for Oscar, a sweet but disastrously overweight, lovesick Dominican ghetto nerd. From his home in New Jersey, where he lives with his old-world mother and rebellious sister, Oscar dreams of becoming the Dominican J. R. R. Tolkien and, most of all, of finding love. But he may never get what he wants, thanks to the Fukœ-the curse that has haunted the Oscar's family for generations, dooming them to prison, torture, tragic accidents, and, above all, ill-starred love. Oscar, still waiting for his first kiss, is just its most recent victim.+-+44112242151511193643ocn034576882sw034576882:lccn-n96-34971Truebook19960.52Díaz, JunotDrownShort storiesStories set in the Dominican Republic and in New Jersey. In Ysrael, a boy is disfigured by a pig, No Face is on his trip to America to undergo plastic surgery, and How to Date is on the art of dating interracially.+-+31517782062442442ocn048104612sw048104612:lccn-n96-34971Falsebook20010.47The Beacon Best of 2001 : great writing by women and men of all colors and cultures+-+648715253517171ocn317701807sw317701807:lccn-n96-34971Falsebook2009Díaz, JunotDas kurze wundersame Leben des Oscar Wao : Roman13162ocn211529814sw211529814:lccn-n96-34971Falsebook2007Díaz, JunotHet korte maar wonderbare leven van Oscar WaoDe bijzondere levensgeschiedenis van een dikke, van science fiction bezeten Amerikaanse jongen en zijn Dominicaanse familie wordt bepaald door tientallen jaar dictatuur in de Dominicaanse Republiek..10102ocn123501320sw123501320:lccn-n96-34971Falsevisu2002Conversations with Ilan Stavans Junot Díaz ; producer, Desirée Garcia ; director, Bob ComiskeyBiographical television programsDominican-American writer Junot Díaz talks with Ilan Stavans about authorship, secrets and silence.883ocn068750662sw068750662:lccn-n96-34971Falsebook19960.44Díaz, JunotLos boysVerhalen over de uitzichtloze positie van kinderen van Dominicaanse emigranten van de Verenigde Staten..441ocn224473878sw224473878:lccn-n96-34971Falsebook1997Diaz, JunotNegocios+-+0201224215331ocn319953960sw319953960:lccn-n96-34971Truebook2009Díaz, JunotLa brève et merveilleuse vie d'Oscar WaoLa saga tragi-comique d'une famille dominicaine émigrée aux États-Unis dans une banlieue du New Jersey, à travers le regard d'Oscar, obèse et recalé de l'amour en quête d'absolu. Nourrie des destins de ses aïeux brisés par la torture, la prison, l'exil et les amours impossibles, l'histoire d'Oscar s'écrit, fulgurante et désastreuse.331ocn317338179sw043457779:lccn-n96-34971Falsebook19960.83The Paris review : [the screenwriting issue221ocn645961023sw645961023:lccn-n96-34971Falsebook2009Díaz, JunotNilda : El sol, la luna, las estrellas ; Otravida, otravez221ocn464258798sw137272789:lccn-n96-34971Falsevisu2009READS-TO-GO [bookclub kit for the brief wondrous life of Oscar WaoLiving with an Old World mother and rebellious sister, an urban New Jersey misfit dreams of becoming the next J.R.R. Tolkien and believes that a longstanding family curse is thwarting his efforts to find love and happiness.221ocn185783900sw185783900:lccn-n96-34971Truebook1998Díaz, JunotSjunk122ocn404061626sw317701761:lccn-n96-34971Falsefile2009Andreas Pietschmann liest Das kurze wundersame Leben des Oscar Wao MP3-CD mit Daisy-Navigation112ocn471494773sw471494773:lccn-n96-34971Falsevisu2009An evening with Junot DiazAuthor Junot Diaz reads from his Pulitzer Prize-winning novel "The brief wondrous life of Oscar Wao," and discusses his creative process.112ocn048838853sw048838853:lccn-n96-34971Falsevisu20020.67Conversations with Ilan Stavans Junot DíazDominican-American writer Junot Díaz talks with Ilan Stavans about authorship, secrets and silence.111ocn635782923sw635782923:lccn-n96-34971Falsebook2008Díaz, JunotLa breve favolosa vita di Oscar Wao111ocn611284980sw611284980:lccn-n96-34971Truebook2009Díaz, JunotKartki i čudesni život oskara vaa111ocn500002985sw500002985:lccn-n96-34971Truebook2009Díaz, JunotKrátký, leč divuplný život Oskara Wajda111ocn320773058sw320773058:lccn-n96-34971Falsevisu2004Immigration and displacement panelPanelists discussed immigration, displacement, and the difficulty of adjusting to a new culture. Mr. Dickstein moderated the panel, which was entitled "The Mythology of the American Dream: Contending with Psychic and Cultural Dislocation". The panelists talked about their books, their thoughts, and their own experiences. Following prepared remarks, they responded to questions from the audience. Mr. Dickstein is the author of several books, including Leopards in the Temple and Gates of Eden, both published by Harvard University Press. Mr. Diaz is the author of Drown, published by Riverhead Books. Ms. Nunez is the author of a number of books, including Bruised Hibiscus, Grace, and Discretion, all published by One World/Ballantine. Ms. Hoffman is the author of several books, including Lost in Translation: A Life in a New Language, published by Penguin USA; and After Such Knowledge: Where Memory of the Holocaust Ends and History Begins, published by PublicAffairs. Mr. Louie is the author of The Barbarians Are Coming, published by Berkeley Publishing Group.331ocn085762498sw085762498:lccn-n96-34971Falsebook2006Núñez, VictoriaUnpacking the suitcases they carried : narratives of Dominican and Puerto Rican migrations to the Northeastern United States222ocn044074719sw044074719:lccn-n96-34971Falsebook20001.00Chʻien, Evelyn Nien-MingWorlds of exile : Nabokov, Rushdie, Kingston, Roy, and Diaz111ocn654114289sw654114289:lccn-n96-34971Falsebook2008Gonzalez, Christopher ThomasThe chimerical narrator : Junot Díaz's defense against the reductive categorization of ethnic American writing111ocn062261205sw062261205:lccn-n96-34971Falsebook20050.67Armendariz, RosannaChef's salad+-+4411224215Thu Dec 02 14:22:34 EST 2010