Octavio Paz (1914-1998), the Nobel Prize-winning poet, critic, philosopher, and diplomat, spent 14 years in newly-independent India from 1952-1968, the last six of those years as ambassador from ...

Interestingly, even though he was an outsider, Paz’s Delhi is as culturally rich and poignant as Charles Baudelaire’s Paris, James Joyce’s Dublin, and TS Eliot’s London.

With For Octavio Paz, single chair Organist Ben Chasny lingers on the path to redemption, but it's a quieter route this time out, and where it goes, there's neither electricity nor the need for ...

Octavio Paz (1914-1998) was an activist and a writer. During the 1960s, he served for six years as the Mexican ambassador in New Delhi before resigning in support of the student demonstrations at the ...

Nobel Prize-winner Octavio Paz left everything to his partner Marie-Jose Tramini, who died last July, leaving no heirs to inherit his papers – or the rights to all his work ...

MEXICO CITY -- She, beautiful and romantic and still grieving over the loss of her husband, writer Octavio Paz, surrounds herself with his books and takes telephone calls on one side of the ...