Romance Language Doctoral Student Awarded Literary Prize
Manuel Ramos Montes, a doctoral student in the McMicken College of Arts and Sciences Department of Romance Languages, was awarded a significant national literary essay prize in his native country of Mexico.
There was an award ceremony that took place to celebrate Montess receiving
Literary National Prize Alfonso Reyes for Essay.
Montes first novel, Infinita Sangre Bajo Nuestros Tuneles [Infinite Blood Runs Under our Tunnels], was
through Mexicos Pictographia Editorial.
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