Through war and its aftermaths, a woman fights to keep her daughters safe. As a girl she sees her village sacked and her beloved father and brothers flee. Her life in danger, she joins the rebellion in the hills, where her comrades force her to give up the baby she conceives. Years later, having outlived countless men, she leaves to find her lost daughter, travelling across the Atlantic with meagre resources. She returns to a community riven with distrust, fear and hypocrisy in the wake the revolution. Hernandez' narrators have the level gaze of ordinary women reckoning with extraordinary hardship. Denouncing the ruthless machismo of combat with quiet intelligence,Slash and Burn creates a suspenseful, slow-burning revelation of rural life in the aftermath of political trauma.

Slash And Burn

Literature & Fiction

Hernández, Claudia

Literary

And Other Stories

Roza tumba quema

Contemporary

Editorial Sexto Piso

Highlights contemporary Spanish-language writers, featuring award-winning authors from Spain, Central America, South America, and Mexico, the United States, and the Caribbean who continue to reflect country-specific differences and communal ties.

Pequeñas resistencias 2: Antología del cuento centroamericano contemporáneo (voces) (Spanish Edition)

Naranjo, Carmen

de Vallbona, Rima

RAMÍREZ, SERGIO

Liano, Dante

Echeverría, Maurice

Soto, Rodrigo

Silva, Fernando

Bähr, Eduardo

BRITTON,ROSA MARIA

Cortés, Carlos

Castillo, Roberto

Lindo, Ricardo

Chase, Alfonso

Urbina, Nicasio

Pinto, Julieta

Rovinski, Samuel

Chávez, José Ricardo

Escobar, David

Flores, Ronald

Hernández, Mildred

Jaramillo Levi, Enrique

Bustos, Myriam

Cañas, Alberto

Menén, Álvaro

Méndez, José María

Escudos, Jacinta

Canjura, Salvador

Menjívar, Rafael

Barba, Melitón

Kattán, Jorge

Masaya, Jessica

Rodas, Ana María

Vides, Méndez

Rey, Rodrigo

Muñoz, Víctor

Alejandro, Francisco

Oviedo, Jorge Luis

Cárdenas, Galel

Del Valle, Pompeyo

Ramos, María Eugenia

Bonilla, Rony

Escoto, Julio

Carías, Marcos

Medina, Jorge

Carvajal, Pedro León

Delgado, Leonel

Bravo, Alejandro

Chávez, Lisandro

Midence, Carlos

Peña, Horacio

Aburto, Juan

Arroyo, Justo

Endara, Ernesto

Tomás, Consuelo

Lidio, Dimas

Wynter, Carlos Oriel

Rivera, Pedro

Ochoa, Moravia

Barría, Rey

United States

Páginas de Espuma

They Have Fired Her Again is the ominous and compelling tale of a Central American immigrant in New York, narrated by the voices surrounding Lourdes during the exhausting rituals of her workday. Following a myriad of other working immigrants, Lourdes finds herself immersed in an ongoing pursuit of a job, while also being hunted down by peculiar animals-a light moth, a motmot bird, the cats in the shadows, a little crystalline dog, a wolf of stone-among other spectacular collections of animals that steal away, or liberate, lonely women into the perpetual night of the city. They Have Fired Her Again is the first novella by prize-winning Salvadorean author Claudia Hernandez to be translated into English. This bilingual edition includes the original text and the translation by Aaron Lacayo.

They Have Fired Her Again

Sangria Publishers

El verbo J (Spanish Edition)

Laguna Libros, eLibros

The "Theorem of Four Colors" states that any geographical map can be colorized using only four colors, without any neighboring country sharing the same shade.  Besides exploring what a theorem is, this book establishes that, back in the seventies, the "Theorem of Four Colors" was first developed by a computer.

Con Cuatro Alcanza / Four is Enough (La Otra Escalera / The Other Stair) (Spanish Edition)

Children's Books

Camarena, Leon

Education & Reference

Ediciones Castillo S.A. De C.V.

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