Structured like a jazz riff, this novel addresses questions of conception and birth, gender, war, and the slouch toward apocalypse.
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A short, intense work told . . . Pineda deftly conveys the emotions of monotony, anxiety, and loneliness her narrator experiences. —Publishers Weekly
Cecile Pineda received a National Endowment Fiction Fellowship to write The Love Queen of the Amazon, a New York Times Notable Book of the Year.
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