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Alemania Review

Alemania Review: A Tactile Portrait of Domestic Inertia and the Dream of Flight

by Marcus Thorne

María Zanetti’s Alemania sinks into the dusty, analog pulse of late-1990s Argentina. Sixteen-year-old Lola moves through ...

The Fishbowl Review

The Fishbowl Review: Illness as Environmental Allegory

Glorimar Marrero Sánchez’s The Fishbowl unfolds against the lush yet scarred backdrop of Puerto Rico, tracing ...

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