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Mujer Pelo-Pez (Fish Hair Woman)

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2017

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Bobis, Merlinda

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It’s part war story, murder mystery, political thriller, romance, and historical epic. It draws on the magical realist tradition of writers like Isabel Allende, but overarching all this, it is a book about stories – about the stories we cleave to ourselves and the stories we tell others, the stories that convey the truth and the ones that hide it, the stories that change with time and those that never change.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/243962

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2099-12-31

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