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Mini Book Review. Minireseña. Downhill. A Memoir of an Accident, Two Comas, Many Books, and Starting Over (Urano Publishing, 2026) by Juana Libedinsky

Brenda Ortiz · 11/07/2026

In Downhill: A Memoir of an Accident, Two Comas, Many Books, and Starting Over, journalist and writer Juana Libedinsky recounts the skiing accident that left her husband, Conrado, in a coma and transformed her entire family’s life overnight. From the Andes to the hospitals of Buenos Aires and the summers in Southampton, Libedinsky traces the long and complex journey of facing uncertainty, recovery, and the need to start over. With the sharp eye of a journalist and a sense of humor that emerges even in the most difficult moments, the author turns a deeply painful experience into ...

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Mini Book Review.Vladimir C. El vigilante del campo de mostaza (Mantis, 2023) by Iris Kiya (under the heteronym Milton Steiner)

Brenda Ortiz · 04/19/2025

In Vladimir C., the Watchman of the Mustard Field (Editorial Mantis, 2023), Iris Kiya offers a work that defies all labels. Through a fragmentary structure that blends letters, anecdotes, photographs, drawings, and poetic epigraphs, the novel presents a deeply sensory literary experience, almost tactile, where the image is both the beginning and the end. Signed under the heteronym Milton Steiner —one of the author's several alter egos— this short but intense novel explores the relationship between two exiles, Vladimir and Steiner, between memory and the desire to claim ...

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