Kal Wagenheim

The Puerto Ricans: A Documentary History: Updated and Expanded 2013 Edition Kal Wagenheim

Marc Notes: Previous edition: 2008.; Includes bibliographical references and index.; An essential sourcebook for a better understanding of the Puerto Ricans. The editors believe that their experience as a people has been obscured by propaganda and that a subtle brand of colonialism still endures, and they prove both points.

Contributor Bio:  Wagenheim, Kal Kal Wagenheim (born in Newark, N. J.in 1935) is a journalist (formerly with The New York Times and currently editor of Caribbean UPDATE monthly newsletter), author and translator of eight books, and ten plays and screenplays. His novel, "The Secret Life Of Walter Mott" was published in July 2010 by All Things That Matter Press. His plays, "Bavarian Rage," "We Beat Whitey Ford," "Coffee With God," and "Wegotdates.com" have been produced Off-Off-Broadway. His poetry and fiction have been published in online literary magazines jersey.com and PulpLit.com. He has also taught creative writing at Columbia University (as an Adjunct Associate Professor) and the State Prison in Trenton NJ (as a volunteer). Member: PENAmericanCenter and The Dramatists Guild of America. Film producers may access his screenplays on the website www.inktip.com. Website: www.kalwagenheim.com