J.M. Servín
Author
J.M. Servín is an author of a half-dozen books of fiction and nonfiction. He won the National Prize for Testimonial Writing in 2001 and the Fernando Benítez National Prize for Cultural Journalism in 2004. His novels, short story collections, and memoirs — including For the Love of the Dollar — have all been named books of the year by Reforma newspaper. After a decade in Mexico City, he now lives in the city of Oaxaca, where he coordinates the narrative journalism project Producciones el Salario del Miedo.
Books by J.M. Servín
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For Love of the Dollar Mexican gonzo journalist J.M. Servín spent nearly a decade as an illegal immigrant in the United States. For
Love of the Dollar is
a young writer’s tale of ambitions undermined by economic forces, racial
divides and artistic hubris. |
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