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If you liked Notes on the Death of Culture by Mario Vargas Llosa and John King (undifferentiated), start with Mr. King's Apology; or, a Reply to his Calumniators. The Subjects Treated, and Facts Stated, Will be Found Materially to Concern Every Person who Resides in a Great Metropolis. Sixth Edition (2018), In Praise of the Stepmother (2006), and Cambridge Companion to Mario Vargas Llosa (2012). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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BookOrb recommends Mr. King's Apology; or, a Reply to his Calumniators. The Subjects Treated, and Facts Stated, Will be Found Materially to Concern Every Person who Resides in a Great Metropolis. Sixth Edition (2018), In Praise of the Stepmother (2006), Cambridge Companion to Mario Vargas Llosa (2012), Demokratie heute (1993), and En torno a los derechos humanos (1979).
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Notes on the Death of Culture is by Mario Vargas Llosa and John King (undifferentiated).