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A fine gathering of festivalistas at the finale of 
Abastro de Letras in Oaxaca, Mexico.


Many thanks to Editorial Pharus and the Oaxaca literary community for hosting.  For coverage of the events, please visit the websites of El Oriente and Diario Rotativo.

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