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Among the Hedges
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New novel from the author of Four by Four exploring a single relationship existing outside of society's norms.
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“Más que cualquier otra obra de la autora, no puedes esperar lo que se te viene encima en Cara de pan. Sara Mesa reflexiona sobre temas de actualidad (que no especificaré, pues el libro perdería todo su encanto) a través de una extraña amistad entre una niña de trece años y un hombre de cincuenta. El tono mantiene una constante tensión que la autora va construyendo sin que el lector pueda esperarlo solo para dejar caer una bomba que explica lo ocurrido, pero que a la vez confunde.
Cara de pan es perfecta para empezar con Mesa, no solo por su longitud, sino por lo adictivo y fácil de leer de la prosa.”About Sara Mesa
Sara Mesa is the author of eight works of fiction, including Scar (winner of the Ojo Critico Prize), Four by Four (a finalist for the Herralde Prize), An Invisible Fire (winner of the Premio Málaga de Novela), Among the Hedges, and Un amor. Her works have been translated into more than ten different languages, and she has been widely praised for her concise, sharp writing style.
Megan McDowell
Megan McDowell has translated many of the most important Latin American writers working today, including Samanta Schweblin and Alejandro Zambra. Her translations have won the English PEN award and the Premio Valle-Inclán, and been nominated three times for the International Booker Prize. Her short story translations have been featured in The New Yorker, The Paris Review, Tin House, McSweeney’s, and Granta, among others. In 2020 she won an Award in Literature from the American Academy of Arts and Letters. She lives in Santiago, Chile.
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