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Luis J. Rodriguez
1993
Nonfiction
Memoir
Always Running, written in the first person, relates the personal experiences of the author, Luis Rodríguez.
Always Running is written in the past tense.
The title Always Running expresses the chaotic nature of the author's early life. La vida loca (Spanish for "the crazy life") is a term used by Chicano gang members (those of Mexican descent who were born or are living in the United States) to describe their lifestyle. Gang Days in L.A. names the portion of the author's life described in the book.
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