by CBQ_claudia | Feb 24, 2021
What makes us so much in need to tell and so fond of hearing stories? María Teresa Andruetto digs into the recesses of this strange trade and compiles short stories in which there are always libraries and bookshops, dedications and characters, workshops and fairs....
by CBQ_claudia | Sep 18, 2019
Published by: Spanish Literatura Mondadori/ Portuguese Arte Letra These short stories’ absorbing writing, which at times reaches a disturbing sensuality, plots a filigree of familiar, or even, apparently, banal objects to whose closeness one surrenders with...
by CBQ_claudia | Feb 8, 2018
A woman ravaged by wine, but with an infinite thirst. A memory that lays down anywhere “like a dog”. A slightly ominous gesture between brothers. The atrocious fear of disease. The certainty, so logical and harrowing, that it´s impossible to start all over...
by CBQ_claudia | Feb 8, 2018
Set during the Argentinian dictatorship, Los ahogados subtly places the reader before the cruelty of forced disappearance of persons. As in any good story, only flashes of background information are provided as the writer creates a misty atmosphere, punctuated by...
by CBQ_claudia | Jun 3, 2017
Primer Premio Novela Fondo Nacional de las Artes 2002 (National Fund for the Arts First Prize award 2002) With a skewed detective story format, the novel revolves around an enigmatic woman that stands out in the midst of the social background during the years of the...
