Books Translated Into English
- . Yankee Invasion. A novel of Mexico City. Translated by Timothy G. Compton. Scarletta Press 2009.
- Lost in the City: Tree of Desire & Serafin. Two novels by Ignacio Solares. Translated by Carolyn & John Brushwood. University of Texas Press, 1998.
- The Great Mexican Electoral Game. Translated by Alfonso González. York Press Ltd. 1999.
- Madero’s Judgment. Translated by Alfonso González and Juana Wong. York Press Ltd. 1999.
- Delirium Tremens. Stories of Suffering and Transcendence. Translated by Timothy G. Compton. Hazelden 2000.
- There Is No Such Place. Translated by Timothy G. Compton. Authorhouse 2008.
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