ARGONAUT BOOKS

'De la Cerda creates a sense of pace and peril in a way that resembles Bolano's The Savage Detectives more than it does 2666. It's largely composed in a vernacular that obeys rules of spoken rather than written language, and thrums with immediacy as it engages with and subverts patriarchal culture. Anyone interested in Mexican literature should be drawn to this one.' FICTION PICK OF THE WEEKThe Sydney Morning Herald - Cameron Woodhead'Only a novel this inventive and insane could help me understand the complexities of modern Mexico and capture every horror of womanhood. Propulsive and poetic. A...Read More