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Unrepentant Times
Six short stories by mexican authors:
Alberto Chimal, Erika Mergruen, Yuri Herrera, Isaí Moreno, Úrsula Fuentesberain and Lorea Canales.
“Originality and the joy of writing abound in these stories, features that define each of these writers. Also present is violence, the thread that runs through each of these stories and serves as the watchword around which my friend Omar Villasana —the editor of this edition— has brought together each of these authors...
This anthology will also be published as an e-book, a term to which I am still not accustomed but one that fills me with joy, knowing that it will circulate from web to web and that thousands of Internet users will be able to enjoy beyond the confines of physical borders, something so necessary in modern times when there are those who strive to build walls and close doors.”
Elena Poniatowska Amor
Alberto Chimal, Erika Mergruen, Yuri Herrera, Isaí Moreno, Úrsula Fuentesberain and Lorea Canales.
“Originality and the joy of writing abound in these stories, features that define each of these writers. Also present is violence, the thread that runs through each of these stories and serves as the watchword around which my friend Omar Villasana —the editor of this edition— has brought together each of these authors...
This anthology will also be published as an e-book, a term to which I am still not accustomed but one that fills me with joy, knowing that it will circulate from web to web and that thousands of Internet users will be able to enjoy beyond the confines of physical borders, something so necessary in modern times when there are those who strive to build walls and close doors.”
Elena Poniatowska Amor
72 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 14, 2018
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February 13, 2020A strange, dark collection, these six short stories - many of them very short indeed - run the gamut in subject and style, drawn together by national setting and by the threads of violence that race through each piece.
March 25, 2020
Magnífica selección. Mi cuento favorito fue "Eutanasia" de Erika Mergruen.
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