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AUREA CARBALLO GONZALEZ

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A tribute to Aurea Carballo Gonzalez

July 14, 2013 - 12:00am

In 1928, a shy young 15-year-old girl wrote her first short story and “self-published” it.

Sunday Lifestyle

Catch me true love

By Kathy Moran | April 17, 2005 - 12:00am

I caught my firefly 64 years ago," says Freda Jayme, author of Catch Me A Firefly, of her husband Delfin Gonzalez. "What I want to know is if he is happy." "Do I have any other choice?"...

Sunday Lifestyle