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Fate by Jorge Consiglio BOOK REVIEW

Translated from the Spanish by Carolina Orloff & Fionn Petch Fate is a novel populated […]

There is so much mischief, corruption, deception, and aggression spilling out from Hurricane Season that

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a work of literature does not have to

Born in Santiago, Chile in 1953 but spending much of his youth in Mexico and

It’s that time of year again: the time when everyone obsesses over lists and gets

In Argentine tradition and literature, the gaucho – ranchers and horsemen – were, and still

In the heart of the city there are so many lights. The streets are lit

So many of our greatest stories of terror and the supernatural come from faraway lands.

Translated from the Spanish by Annie McDermott How do we define narrative? Traditional narratives as

The feeling of restlessness comes hand-in-hand with the sorrow of parting ways with a place