A newcomer embraces Boston, and writes the book for Latinos

Where some see the Charles as a river steeped in industrial sludge, he sees romance, even inspiration. Where some see pollution in the city's sky, he glimpses beauty, particularly when jets carve through dusk's hues of red. (Full article: 332 words)

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