Box 9
Contains 40 Results:
Rivera de Torres, Sylvia, 1972-1978
"Series I. Correspondence" is the lengthiest and most significant of the collection. It contains Barradas's correspondence from 1968 to 2015, including letters, notes, and postcards sent by family, friends, colleagues, and notable figures of Latin American literature.
Rivera de Torres, Sylvia, 1979-1984
"Series I. Correspondence" is the lengthiest and most significant of the collection. It contains Barradas's correspondence from 1968 to 2015, including letters, notes, and postcards sent by family, friends, colleagues, and notable figures of Latin American literature.
Rivera de Torres, Sylvia, 1985-1998
"Series I. Correspondence" is the lengthiest and most significant of the collection. It contains Barradas's correspondence from 1968 to 2015, including letters, notes, and postcards sent by family, friends, colleagues, and notable figures of Latin American literature.
Rivera Izcoa, Carmin, 1979-1982
"Series I. Correspondence" is the lengthiest and most significant of the collection. It contains Barradas's correspondence from 1968 to 2015, including letters, notes, and postcards sent by family, friends, colleagues, and notable figures of Latin American literature.
Rivera-Martínez, Mildred, 1995
"Series I. Correspondence" is the lengthiest and most significant of the collection. It contains Barradas's correspondence from 1968 to 2015, including letters, notes, and postcards sent by family, friends, colleagues, and notable figures of Latin American literature.
Rivero, Eliana, 1981-1993
"Series I. Correspondence" is the lengthiest and most significant of the collection. It contains Barradas's correspondence from 1968 to 2015, including letters, notes, and postcards sent by family, friends, colleagues, and notable figures of Latin American literature.
Rivero, Rosanna, 1992-1996
"Series I. Correspondence" is the lengthiest and most significant of the collection. It contains Barradas's correspondence from 1968 to 2015, including letters, notes, and postcards sent by family, friends, colleagues, and notable figures of Latin American literature.
Rodeño, Iñaki, 2002-2012
"Series I. Correspondence" is the lengthiest and most significant of the collection. It contains Barradas's correspondence from 1968 to 2015, including letters, notes, and postcards sent by family, friends, colleagues, and notable figures of Latin American literature.
Rodón, Francisco, 1984
"Series I. Correspondence" is the lengthiest and most significant of the collection. It contains Barradas's correspondence from 1968 to 2015, including letters, notes, and postcards sent by family, friends, colleagues, and notable figures of Latin American literature.
Rodríguez, Carlos, 1981-1996
"Series I. Correspondence" is the lengthiest and most significant of the collection. It contains Barradas's correspondence from 1968 to 2015, including letters, notes, and postcards sent by family, friends, colleagues, and notable figures of Latin American literature.
