La historia de Gilgamesh

Hotel Sitges (Buenos Aires Poetry, 2018) es un poemario crítico, hermético, profético. Y cumple con dos ideales que el género habría dejado de lado en los últimos años, de forma gradual y paulatina; esto es, un compromiso ideológico y estético. Además de estos matices, que juntos empujan sobre el proyecto y formación misma del autor, existe otro componente que enriquece al género. Se trata de la relación dialógica que Arriagada-Zubieta establece con otros poetas y artistas (Rimbaud, Lihn, Baudelaire, Hopper...). Consciente de ser un poeta sudamericano, y viviendo una temporada...

Grandma Vladimira was always fun and full of energy until she became ill. Her grandchildren remember her fondly and appreciate the legacy she left them.

are downright heart-breaking, and some others are happy events, which they must undergo before setting roots in this country. As in real life, not every immigrant coming to the United States makes it, in this novel; Rosario did, but not her sister, Berta. Some characters in this novel are truly loveable, others quite detestable; all nevertheless are quite human. The reader weeps at times, is angry at times, rejoices at times, but at the close you will find a new meaning for what is meant for a Latina Mistress.

Time is running out. While thousands of teens languish in the camps, Ruby and a group that survived the latest round of attacks gather in the North to plan a rescue mission. They only have one weapon and it's a double-edge sword: proof that the government was behind the plague that killed so many kids. Tensions build when rumors of a possible cure start circulating. Ruby knows the future of her entire generation hangs by a thread and it will only take one false move to make the string break.