Genres > Fiction > Narrative
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NOVEL, 2019
The New York Trilogy is perhaps the most astonishing work by one of America's most consistently astonishing writers. The Trilogy is three cleverly interconnected novels that exploit the...
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NOVEL, 2009
SOR JUANA INÉS DE LA CRUZ PRIZE 2010 What price must one pay to change the course of their life and make their dreams come true? Although Pablo Simó has a deep urge to build the...
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NOVEL, 2008
A heart drawn in rouge, with ‘I love you’ scrawled over it and signed ‘Yours’ tells Inés that her husband is cheating on her. What follows is not just a gripping,...
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NOVEL, 2013
Claudia Piñeiro's most recent book, Un comunista en calzoncillos [A Communist in Underpants], is a flashback to the author's childhood and an homage to her father, intertwining facts and...
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NOVEL, 2010
In her novel Betibú , Claudia Piñeiro uses her typical human touch to combine an exciting thriller with an astute portrait of the Argentinean media and society. When the crime...
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NOVEL, 2005
CLARÍN PRIZE, 2005 In Thursday Night Widows , fifty kilometres outside the gates of Buenos Aires lives the small society of Altos de la Cascada. Behind locked doors, shielded from the...
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NOVEL, 2014
It all begins with a faded photograph taken in Chetumal (Mexico) in 1938, portraying Emma and Héctor, the parents of Héctor Aguilar Camín, as newlyweds. The author is moved to...
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NOVEL, 2010
Just when the protagonist, Natalia, thinks that she has freed herself from her past, and especially her native town of Tacuarembó, where her overbearing mother lives, her world and life in...
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