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[email protected] Latin American Literature 1. Agramonte, J. R. (La Habana, 1992). PROYECTO ÁNGEL. Sevilla: Editorial Guantanamera, (ciencia Ficción), 2017. 461p., wrps. New. Paperback. ISBN: 9788417104610. "Proyecto ángel" is a science fiction novel centering around Lídel Xactos, who returns to his life as a mercenary after a hundred and fifty years away from fighting. Meanwhile his son, Angel Xactos, leaves Earth to travel to another solar system, Ciel, home of the Cinans, a species created to overtake humans. The destiny of the young man is to stop The Term, a race against time imposed by The Creator to prove that the Cinans deserve existence. But above all, Ángel wants the life of a normal young man and hopes to find the warmth of family in Lídel. This work was written by J.R. Agramonte, who has also published the short story collection "El dinosaurio". (64908) $29.90 2. Aguilar, Gonzalo. EPISODIOS COSMOPOLITAS EN LA CULTURA ARGENTINA. Buenos Aires: Santiago Arcos Editor (Parabellum. Ensayo; 24 / Domin Choi), 2009. 323p. 323p., maps, photos, illus., facsimiles, graphics, bibl., wrps. New. Paperback. ISBN: 9789871240401. "Episodios cosmopolitas en la cultura Argentina" analyzes works by Estanislao del Campo, Fogwill, Victoria Ocampo, Borges, Leopoldo Torres Nilsson, Hugo Santiago, Oliverio Girondo, and Rodolfo Walsh, among other authors, to explore the relationship between technology and art, nationalism and universality, and the images and objects that determined the process of cultural modernization in Argentina during the 20th century.