Robert Joe Stout
Author | Santa Cruz Amilpas, Oaxaca, Mexico |
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Robert Joe Stout’s books include Hidden Dangers, a 2014 analysis of the deteriorating ability of Mexico and the United States to deal with crucial problems such as crime, immigration and corruption. Previous books include The Blood of the Serpent: Mexican Lives, “a rich chorus .... more
Robert Joe Stout’s books include Hidden Dangers, a 2014 analysis of the deteriorating ability of Mexico and the United States to deal with crucial problems such as crime, immigration and corruption. Previous books include The Blood of the Serpent: Mexican Lives, “a rich chorus of voices, which produce not a song but an energetic discussion and argument about the soul of Mexico” according to Publishers’ Weekly, Why Immigrants Come to America, the novels Miss Sally and Running Out the Hurt and the poetry volume A Perfect Pitch. A graduate of Mexico City College (now the Universidad de las Americas) he has won national journalism awards for news writing and his fiction and poetry have been anthologized in a variety of publications, including New Southern Poets and Southwest.