I've devoted the majority of my English time this weekend to the biography, so unfortunately I don't have many new developments about the final paper. However, one of the sites I used for my biography is very interesting and talks about how all of his works are connected: it could prove very useful. I quoted it a lot in the bio as well... I hope we can reuse the same quotes?

About this Essay: Steven Boldy, Emmanuel College, Cambridge
Source: Dictionary of Literary Biography, Volume 113: Modern Latin-American Fiction Writers, First Series. A Bruccoli Clark Layman Book. Edited by William Luis, Vanderbilt University. The Gale Group, 1992. pp. 119-133.
Source Database: Dictionary of Literary Biography

I knew that that first story I read had some political connotation, and this source just confirmed it. I will have to research his political views more: my essay may lean towards his statements.

Is wikipedia off-limits?