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Book Reviews With The Wind That Lays Waste, Almada may have invented an entirely new literary genre, something that could be called Southern Cone Gothic. Reviewed by David Frier A new anthology collects a wide range of writing inspired by the Portuguese city, from Fernando Pessoa and José Saramago to authors from former colonies like Kalaf Angelo and Orlanda Amarílis, but it leaves out some key short-story writers. Reviewed by Craig Epplin The Spanish author and Man Booker International nominee elides the distance between novel and memoir in a book that confronts the killing of her grandfa...
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