Eloisa Amezcua
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Sep 6, 2023 |
publicseminar.org | Eloisa Amezcua |María Fernanda Ampuero |José Olivarez |Javier Zamora
Image credit: PEN America World Voices FestivalHow are we shaped by the histories, cultures, and landscapes that surround us—and how does this inform the ways we engage, love, and hurt others? In the New York Times bestselling memoir Solito, acclaimed writer Javier Zamora takes readers on a 3,000-mile trek from a small town in El Salvador across the U.S. border. Throughout the treacherous journey, Zamora discovers the miraculous kindness and love delivered at the most unexpected moments.
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Adam and I scandalize each other by disclosing our favorite books by shared favorite writers. His are always wrong. But I am curious, what is your most off-label or controversial fave by an acclaimed or noted writer.
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