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Carnival of Atrocities

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Apr 2025
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English
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7.9 × 0.5 × 5 in
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The residents of a desolate town nestled in the Ecuadorian Andes are forced to reckon with the legend of Mildred, a girl wronged by the town years ago

Cocuáaacute;n, a desolate town nestled between the hot jungle and the frigid Andes, is about to slip away from memory. This is where Mildred was born, and where everything she had-her animals, her home, her lands--was taken from her after her mother's death. Years later, a series of strange events, disappearances, and outbursts of collective delirium will force its residents to reckon with the legend of old Mildred. Once again, they will feel the shadow of death that has hung over the town ever since she was wronged. The voices of nine characters--Mildred, Ezequiel, Agustina, Manzi, Carmen, Víiacute;ctor, Baltasar, Hermosina, and Filatelio--tell us of the past and present of that doomed place and Mildred's fate.
Natalia García Freire's vivid language blurs the lines between dreams and reality and transports the reader to the hypnotic Andean universe of Ecuador.

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PublisherWorld Editions
PublishedApr 1, 2025
ISBN-101642861510
ISBN-139781642861518
Paperback154.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions7.9 × 0.5 × 5 in
Weight0 lb

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