by CBQ_claudia | Jul 10, 2020
International Novel Award City of Barbastro What happens when a woman can’t tell her story; when words get mixed up in her throat to the point that she becomes voiceless? Do things happen if they can’t be told, if they only exist in our recollection? Can...
by CBQ_claudia | Feb 13, 2020
On one side of the ocean, there is a mother with cancer. On the other, a daughter looking for her place in the world, her identity, her impossible freedom. Madre mía is an autofiction about grief, belonging and family. In this novel, Florencia del Campo plots a...
