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Narrative feature

What’s to become of Pedro Friedeberg’s letters?

9 April 2015

1:00 PM

9 April 2015

1:00 PM

The year 2015 has been designated one of Anglo-Mexican amity, with celebrations planned in both countries by both governments. But it looks as though one name will be missing from the list: Pedro Friedeberg’s. ‘Who?’ you may ask. Well, in 1982 I was in Mexico City to interview Gabriel García Márquez after he’d won the Nobel Prize for Literature.

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