Name: Comemadre
ISBN: 9781925774566

Roque Larraquy

A surprising, engrossing and darkly funny novel that experiments with the idea of what it means to be human, from a powerful new voice in Argentinian fiction

Comemadre

Literary Latin American FLATLINERS: a smart, engrossing, and darkly funny novel experimenting with where life and love begin and end.

this was so fucking weird but in a good way. in hindsight, it probably wasn’t the most apt pick for someone who’s just getting back into habitual reading but i found it fascinating nonetheless.

as multiple people have said, the 1907 half is the stronger of the two. i’m a bit of a sucker for single-setting stories, not to mention the pool of eccentric characters (narrated by perhaps the craziest) all gathered in query of what occurs at the boundary between life and death. if you’re looking to be swiftly disturbed, look no further.

rini

this was so fucking weird but in a good way. in hindsight, it probably wasn’t the most apt pick for someone who’s just getting back into habitual reading but i found it fascinating nonetheless.

as multiple people have said, the 1907 half is the stronger of the two. i’m a bit of a sucker for single-setting stories, not to mention the pool of eccentric characters (narrated by perhaps the craziest) all gathered in query of what occurs at the boundary between life and death. if you’re looking to be swiftly disturbed, look no further.

Comemadre

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