The Butterfly Sisters

The theme of this book is not far from the reality of everyone's life. Everyone lives in tyranny and there is no need to fight for free life, but the truth is that you still have to fight for something. Life is full of struggle and it depends on various people. For the sisters, in the "butterfly era" they had to spend the extreme part of their lives together, but eventually they could not have the same situation after all. They are dependent on each other, but they are independent at the same time.

My sister gathers butterflies, you give it a name, and when it comes to them, she may have it. She has butterfly wallpapers, butterflies, books, small ceramic sculptures for small dead for display, and of course small glass sculptures. About a month ago, I was looking for a new butterfly and my sister got a birthday. I was in this small shop in the main street of Disneyland everywhere. Small Asians had these transparent glass sticks behind the counter and this beautiful blue flame shot him from him in front of him. He operates by melting the glass with his own hands, and it looks like a dolphin. This is one of the most amazing things I have ever seen.

Two of your four novels - "Butterfly Age" and the recently published book "The Name of Salome" - are works of historical novels. The sisters of Mirabal and Salomé Urena under the name of Salome and the age of butterflies of her daughter Camila Henriques Urena, do you want them to talk? What is your responsibility when writing historical figures? Who knows what promotes the storyteller and the story together? Like spells our 'material' threw to us, it is magical and almost magical. We do the latter through craftsmanship, so I strongly urge my students not to rely on "very good ideas" to put themselves on their own screens and paper.

In her recent two books, Alvarez adapted Dominican history based on the country's heroine. In her 1994 novel,