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Rios de la Luz
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Born
Los Angeles, CA
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September 2017
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Burn It Down: Women Writing about Anger
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2019
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Itzá
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2017
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The Pulse Between Dimensions and the Desert
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2015
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Eternal Frankenstein
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2016
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Latinx Screams
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2020
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Daughter of Rot
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An Altar of Stories to Liminal Saints
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Interstellar Bruja Vol. 2
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2018
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Interstellar Bruja Vol. 2
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Interstellar Bruja Vol. 1
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2016
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"Daughter of Rot is the kind of horror that is like a fever dream that clings to you as you wake. Lush, strange, and unsettling, it uses botanical horror and magical realism to explore motherhood and the wounds that flourish inside a family. The house"
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"First and foremost, thank you to Rios de la Luz for the ARC of this beautifully tragic story.
Reading this book feels like experiencing and dissecting a piece of art that the creator put their whole heart and soul into; with dreamy yet raw prose that" Read more of this review » |
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"Thank you, Rios, for giving me the opportunity to read Daughter of Rot before anyone else!
Rios takes us in an onirical journey of rot, desperation and forgiveness. On the one hand, we have a mother who is overwhelmed by her responsibilities to Olivi" Read more of this review » |
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“The stories that haunt you, the ones that make you freeze, the ones that were so real but feel like ghosts—tell them without shame. The shame is not mine to carry. My body is flesh and guts and dead skin. My body is star stuff and bacteria. My body is mine. My stories are mine to tell and keep. This is my story, in spite of those who tried to take it away.”
― Burn It Down: Women Writing about Anger
― Burn It Down: Women Writing about Anger