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This year marks Alejandra Pizarnik's 50th anniversary of her death. GETTY IMAGES

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The Cursed Poet

Alejandra Pizarnik changed the history of literature
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In her books, Chilean Nona Fernández explores collective memory
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A Literature of Memory
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Children's illustrator Toño Malpica, at the 36th International Book Fair in Guadalajara. Sunday, November 27, 2022, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. Photo: Nabil Quintero
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LATAM Celebrates Books
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Photo: © Alejandra Lopez /PENGUIN RANDOM HOUSE
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Tales of terror
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The Wild Detectives bookstore-bar in Dallas, TX, is the result of 10 years of friendship of two Spanish civil engineers, Javier García del Moral and Paco Vique. Photo: Andres de la Casa Huertas
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The Wild Detectives
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Argentinian writer Manuel Puig. Source: Elisa Cabot/ Wikipedia
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Rejected by the 'Boom'
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Ingrid Rojas Contreras, author of “The Man Who Could Move Clouds.”(Jamil Hellu).
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Childhood Memories
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New book explores Mexico and Colombia connections
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Connected by Culture
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The hidden gem of Latin American literature
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Science-fiction and realism
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El escritor Cristian Alarcón se define como un cronista del sur global. Foto: Alejandra López, Wikimedia Commons
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Global South Chronicles
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Chilean writer Roberto Bolaño's work Los Detectives Salvajes (The Savage Detectives) inspired Duke student Joseph Hiller to start his collection. Photo: Raphael Gaillarde/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images
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Rare LATAM Literature
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Pilar Quintana. Photo: Photo: Manuela Uribe / Alfaguara
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Mother & Daughter
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Cien Años de Soeldad
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The Buendía Drama
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Deputy Editor Emily Neil visited the house of Federico García Lorca while studying abroad in Granada, Spain. Photo: Emily Neil
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Long Live Lorca
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Literatura Oral Episode 3
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The Unspoken Truth
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Literatura Oral: "Literature to Listen to." The new AL DÍA Radio Podcast about Latin American Literature. 
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Literatura Oral
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El escritor Sebastian Castillo, que nació y vivió en Venezuela hasta los ocho años, vive ahora en Filadelfia, donde enseña Escritura Creativa en varias universidades. Foto: archivo particular.
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Venezuela in My Mind
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Peru's best-selling author and journalist Santiago Roncagliolo, during an interview with EFE in Bogota, Colombia on Apr. 29, 2017. EFE/MAURICIO DUEÑAS CASTAÑEDA
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"Europeans think I'm more…