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Flashback and Resilience in Cherie Jones’s How the One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House

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Cherie Jones’s debut novel How the One-Armed Sister Sweeps Her House interconnects various storylines to explore the heart-breaking and nail-biting journey of four individuals whose lives are forever changed by a burglary gone awry.

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Chicanismo and Longing: Claudia Delfina Cardona’s What Remains

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In “What It’s Like (Being a Brown Girl),” Cardona writes about “words too hard to pull from your throat,” yet she pulls the words out over and over again in this astounding collection of poems. Active in uplifting voices of the Latinx community, Cardona paves the way for Latinx writers with What Remains.

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Mant Bares speaks with Alain-Jules Hirwa about her story “Lady Sings”

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“The story started at the beginning, with the bug that turns out to be a star. I was in Greece with my now-husband, on the island his family is from, and you can see just about every star in the sky out there, along with every bit of refuse burning up in the atmosphere.”

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