First published during 2015 in Spanish, 'La parv ' is the sixth novel by Chilean author Carlos Labb . 'La parv ', primera novela sobre el Campeonato Mundial de F tbol de Chile 1962, arranca durante la v spera nocturna de la inauguraci n del certamen. En un tren desde Temuco a Santiago, una dirigenta deportiva con intenciones secretas aborda a un retirado periodista radial para convencerlo de que vuelva a su labor de relator, en beneficio de la selecci n nacional. El periodista posee un don ins lito: mediante la narraci n en vivo su voz es capaz de mover a jugadores y equipos. Tras el hipn tico relato del partido de semifinales entre Chile y Brasil por parte de este narrador periodista, se revelar la trama oculta en el palco de la diplomacia chilena, la impotencia del pueblo en los pastos del estadio y el origen inesperadamente terrenal de un don que transforma a equipos, oyentes, lectores en parv . En esta, la sexta novela de Carlos Labb , cobran inesperada relevancia las negociaciones de lo no dicho en los relatos competitivos y capitalistas, tambi n en las decisiones de quienes desaparecen rumbo al sur -una dirigenta y un periodista deportivo- como si as pudieran predecir el estado actual de Chile.

La parvá (Spanish Edition)

Literature & Fiction

Labbé, Carlos

United States

Sangria Publishers

Alias el Rucio (Spanish Edition)

Ríos, Mónica

Never, Ever Ever, Coming Down, the first collection of short stories by Ivan Monalisa Ojeda, gathers the voices of transsexuals, transvestites, locas and two-spirits who roam through the nights and streets of Manhattan -its bars, clubs, neighborhoods and apartments. The English translation from Chilean and Washington Heights Spanish, by Marc Brudzinski, treasures the accuracy and fluidity of a prose which uncovers those workers who, in the dangerous spaces underneath and in between the glittering facades of New York, band together under a multicolor and plurilingual flag in order to survive.

Never, Ever Ever, Coming Down

Ojeda, Iván Monalisa

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

Hernández, Claudia

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