Mentions and National and International Recognition
- 1988 Britannica Book of the Year. Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. Chicago, Auckland, Geneve, London, Manila, Paris, Rome, Seoul, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto. 1989.
- New Writing from Mexico. Edited by Reginald Gibbons. Triquarterly Books. Northwestern University. 1992
- Dictionary of Spanish Literature. Directed by Ricardo Gullón. Alianza Editorial. Madrid, Spain. 1992.
- Dictionary of Mexican writers of the twentieth century. National Autonomous University of Mexico. Mexico DF 1992.
- Anthology of twentieth century Mexican narrative. Christopher Michel Dominguez. Economic Culture Fund. Mexico DF 1991.
- The new historical novel in Latin America, 1979-1992. Seymour Menton. Economic Culture Fund. Mexico DF 1993.
- The word game: New Mexican story. Lauro Zavala. University of the State of Mexico. 1993.
- This Mexican narrative. Vincent F. Torres. UAM. Mexico DF 1991.
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