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Acevedo's works are lyrical and stylistically complex. Their characters are culturally diverse, authentic, and flawed. |
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Magical multigenerational sagas, novels, short stories and memoirs set in South America. |
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Coelho's protagonists frequently follow their heart, looking for insight and fulfillment along a spiritual and philosophical path. |
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Coster writes coming-of-age stories with characters that are complex and introspective. |
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Danticat's books feature memorable characters, thought-provoking subjects, and luscious descriptions of her native Haiti and her adopted America. |
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Daria specializes in romantic comedies. The novels can be steamy, and the characters diverse. |
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Carolina de Robertis employs magical realism in her fiction and portrays the challenges of LGBTQIA characters in traditional cultures. |
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Enriquez works are fast-paced historical short stories with suspense, horror and magical realism. |
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Escobar is known for his historical fiction. World War II and the Jewish people are prominent themes. |
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Born in Mexico, raised in Canada, Moreno-Garcia fuses her knowledge of traditional folklore and modern fantasy to write tales of suspense, adventure, and of course, magic. |
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Schweblin writes haunting, intricately plotted literary fiction that skirts the edge of disturbing. Her flawed characters often struggle with discerning the nature of reality. |
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Hailed as master storyteller with a rock and roll heart,” Luis Alberto Urrea is a prolific and acclaimed writer who uses his dual-culture life experiences to explore greater themes of love, loss and triumph. |
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Llosa's novels are often political, frequently violent, sometimes erotic, and occasionally funny. He excels at exploring the darker side of human nature, but always with humanity and insight. |
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