Victor Coello Alvarez

Charles Bukowski had a very distinctive style. He wrote in a simple and often cruel, unforgiving voice. A typical story would involve isolation, alcohol, writing, hookers, and gambling. He wrote about the scum of the city. He became the scum. His words were scum, and it was all so damn beautiful. LO...

This introduction to architectural presentation graphics covers both manual and computer graphics presentation techniques -- showing the cooperative, and complementary relationships between the two. It provides an overview of the tools and equipment that are commonly used to prepare design presentat...

Here is the story of a nine-year-old boy sent to a hospice to die of a spinal muscular atrophy. Now twice that age, Victor Alvarez lives in a loving home surrounded by "tiger moms," who care for him around the clock, advocating for his quality of life. Victor, in turn, gives back to the world his re...

Victor N. Alvarez was fifteen when his family moved from Lima, Peru, to San Antonio, Texas in 1962. Comprehending little if any English when he arrived in the US, Victor taught himself to read, speak, and write English. Hard work and surefooted faith led to Victor earning bachelor's degrees in psych...

"Plan for the worst, hope for the best! That always sounded like such a sensible and cool philosophy, until it turns out for the worst," says Arizona bounty hunter Victor Alvarez, the Huntsman, a tough Puerto Rican and ex-Army CID agent on the hunt for several bail bond jumpers.