Roberto Bravo

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Roberto Bravo (born 1947, Villa Azueta, Veracruz, Mexico) is an award-winning[citation needed] novelist and a short story writer. His books include Al sur de la frontera (To South of the Border), No es como usted dice (It's not as you say), Vida del Orate (Life of the Orate), Lo que quedo de Roy Orbison (What I am of Roy Orbison), De Cuerpo entero (Of Whole Body), Si tu mueres primero (If You Die First), Itinerario Inicial (First Itinarary) (An anthology of the new Mexican Narrative), and Tierra Adentro (Inland).


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