"El Llano en Llamas" is a seminal collection of short stories by renowned Mexican author Juan Rulfo. First published in 1953, this 2000 edition by Sudamericana comprises 210 pages of evocative narratives that delve into the lives of rural Mexicans, capturing the essence of the country's landscape and the struggles of its people. Rulfo's masterful storytelling offers a profound exploration of themes such as isolation, poverty, and the human condition, all set against the backdrop of the Mexican countryside. This collection is a cornerstone of Latin American literature and is essential reading for those interested in short stories, Mexican culture, and 20th-century literary works. The paperback format ensures it is a convenient addition to any literary enthusiast's collection.