Cazar Moscas
Julian GalloLiterature, art, film, books, writing, and other musings
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 449 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Impressions: ‘My Father’s Ghost is Climbing In The Rain’ by Patricio Pron
‘Someone once said that my generation would be the rear guard of the young people in the 1970s who’d fought a war and lost it, and I also thought about that mandate and how to carry it out, and I thought a good way would be to one day write...
Impressions: ‘American Visa’ by Juan de Recacochea
Bolivian fiction in English translation is few and far between. The only other Bolivian writer that I read was the poet Jaime Sáenz (who’s English language poetry collection, Imminent Visitor was an amazing read). What attracted me to Juan...
Impressions: ‘Wunderkind’ by Nikolai Grozni
Nikolai Grozni is a Bulgarian novelist who had his start as a piano prodigy, winning his first major award in Salerno, Italy at the age of 10. This musical past is the foundation of this wonderful novel about a Bulgarian teenager named Kons...
Impressions: ‘The Proof of The Honey’ by Salwa Al Neimi
A very interesting novel from this Syrian author at times recalls Anaïs Nin with her open exploration of female sexuality. Banned in most countries in the Arab world, Salwa Al Neimi attempts to explode the myth that sexuality is taboo in th...
Impressions: ‘Suttree’ by Cormac McCarthy
Suttree is an amazing novel but since it is essentially ‘plotless’ I suppose some readers will have a difficult time with it, that is, if you’re a reader who doesn’t enjoy engaging with the work itself. Suttree is that kind of novel; and ju...
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