Rafael Bernal
Rafael Bernal (1915–1972), the renowned Mexican novelist, journalist, and diplomat, was celebrated for his ability to inhabit and explode various genre forms: The Mongolian Conspiracy spun a pulpy noir into literature, and now His Name Was Death smuggles sci-fi and eco-fiction into new realms.
Articles:
The LA Times on The Mongolian Conspiracy
“1969 thriller finally gets English translation” The Boston Globe on The Mongolian Conspiracy
Publisher’s Weekly on The Mongolian Conspiracy
Lit Reactor on The Mongolian Conspiracy
NPR on The Mongolian Conspiracy
Kirkus Review on The Mongolian Conspiracy