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Dahlia de la Cerda, author of 'Perras de reserva': 'I didn't want to romanticize networks among women'
Clarín · global
Abortos, desigualdad, violencia de género y narcotráfico atraviesan los relatos de este libro, que ya fue traducido a ocho idiomas. Dahlia de la Cerda explica cómo construyó personajes femeninos contradictorios, frágiles y violentos. La autora también habla de autoficción, cultura popular y del poder de la literatura.
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