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‘I don’t want the reader be able to escape this book unharmed’: María Fernanda Ampuero on ‘Cockfight’

By Rebecca Wilson 30 September, 2020

[Lee en español aquí] Award-winning Ecuadorian writer, María Fernanda Ampuero, released her first collection of short stories last month with... Read Article

María Fernanda Ampuero Targets Family Violence in ‘Cockfight’

By Rebecca Wilson 18 August, 2020

Award-winning author María Fernanda Ampuero, leader of a new wave of Ecuadorian writers according to The New York Times en... Read Article

Short Stories by Latin American Women: The Magic and The Real

By Ed Hart 18 February, 2014

Short Stories by Latin American Women: The Magic and The Real is a prospectus of what Latin American women writers... Read Article

Burnt Oranges. The Stream of Life – Dimensions of Exile

By Ilene Goldman 18 November, 2011

Like many of her contemporaries, Silvia Malagrino left Argentina in 1978 to escape the repressive military dictatorship. Three decades later, she filmed her return, reflecting her desire to know and remember her abandoned country, to find a way to be present and absent from the histories that haunt her.