Grieving by Cristina Rivera Garza -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Introduction: Taking Shelter; Horror, the State, and Social Suffering in Twenty-First-Century Mexico The Sufferers

I. The Claimant II. The Visceraless State III. War and Imagination IV. On Diary of Pain by María Luisa Puga V. Tragic Agency VI. I Won’t Let Anyone Say Those Are the Best Years of Your Life

What Countries Are These, Agripina?

VII. On 2501 Migrants by Alejandro Santiago VIII. Nonfiction IX. Elvira Arellano and That Which Blood, Tradition, and Community Unite X. What Country Is This, Agripina? XI. Cacaluta XII. Desiccated Mermaids XIII. The Morning After XIV. On Our Toes: Women against the Mexican Femicide Machine

Under the Narco Sky

XV. Horrorism XVI. The War We Lost XVII. The Neo-Camelias XVIII. The Longest Sunday XVIX. A Network of Holes XX. Under the Glare with Guillermo Fernández XXI. Under the Narco Sky

Writing as We Grieve, Grieving as We Write

XXII. Mourning XXIII. Writing in Migration: A Desedimentation with Lina Meruane XXIV. Writing against War XXV. The End of Women’s Silence XXVI. Touching Is a Verb: The Hands of the Pandemic and Its Inescapable Questions XXVII. Keep Writing

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