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Mini Book Review. Las desmayadas (Emecé, 2026) by Cecilia Szperling

Brenda Ortiz · 11/14/2026

In Las desmayadas (Emecé, 2026), Cecilia Szperling turns the death of a father into the starting point for an autobiographical fable about grief, adolescence, and the bonds between women. Through the story of three sisters and their mother, the novel explores fainting as a form of escape, but also as an act of resistance and a performance that allows women to reclaim control over their own bodies. Amid shadowy gardens, dance, and literary echoes, Szperling weaves together the gothic and the feminine to explore freedom, desire, and the ways we learn to survive loss.

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Mini Book Review. Springtime in the Bones (Foreshore Books, 2026) by Álex Leilla, translated by Amanda Sarasien

Brenda Ortiz · 03/14/2026

Springtime in the Bones (Primavera nos ossos), by Állex Leilla and translated by Amanda Sarasien, is an intense and unsettling novel that delves into the most complex zones of desire, trauma, and revenge. Set in Salvador, the story follows Luísa, a successful advertising executive whose emotional world remains tied to an impossible love while she grapples with the aftermath of a rape that reshapes the course of her life. With poetic, fragmentary prose and a deliberately disorienting chronology, the novel immerses readers in its protagonist’s subjectivity without ...

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