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The invisible mask

Book review

(Textofilia, 2024, México)

A hidden mask, but at the same time it gives strength and power.

The invisible mask and other stories reveal from that energy that seeks to protect itself:
migration, voices and speech from different parts of America
Latina, as well as the feelings of its people filter through its pages to
create spaces that invite us to know, think and understand the
movement of our continent.

Estela González, with a powerful voice, stands among the narrators
contemporary to also accommodate the LGBTQ+ experience.

This volume will leave the reader with flavors of the diversity that we
open to new possibilities

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Estela González
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Estela González

Short story writer, novelist, essayist. Master in Literary Creation and doctor in Latin American Literature. He lives in Mazatlán and in the United States Unidos, where he teaches Latin American literature and literary creation in Middlebury College. In his free time he offers workshops of literary creation and ecological awareness for children, adolescents and adults. Recognitions Arrived First Place Edmund White LGBTQ-Themed Award 2023 Arrival Silver Medal International Latino Book Award, dramatic novel category 2023 Upcoming Honorable Mention International Latino Book Award, LGBT category 2023 Arribada Kirkus Reviews Starred Review Among the hundred best books of 2022 2022 Finalist Arrival Louise Meriwether Award/Feminist Press 2019 Limonaria Honorable Mention Isabel Allende Award for the most inspiring novel, ILBA 2024 Limonaria Honorable Mention International Latino Book Award, LGBT category 2024 Limonaria Honorable Mention International Latino Book Award, dramatic novel category 2024 Machado Fulbright-COMEXUS research grant 2023

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