The Dangers of Smoking in Bed by Mariana Enríquez is a collection of short stories that delve into the dark and eerie aspects of human nature and society. Enríquez’s tales are set in contemporary Argentina, blending horror with social commentary to explore themes of violence, corruption, and the supernatural. Megan McDowell’s translation captures the chilling and atmospheric tone of Enríquez’s writing, making these stories compelling and thought-provoking.
Why You Should Read This Book
- Experience a collection of dark and eerie short stories.
- Reflect on themes of violence, corruption, and the supernatural.
- Appreciate Enríquez’s blend of horror and social commentary.
- Engage with chilling and atmospheric storytelling.
- Benefit from Megan McDowell’s translation, which captures the essence of Enríquez’s writing.
About the Author and Translator
Mariana Enríquez is an Argentine writer and journalist known for her dark, gothic fiction. Her works often explore the macabre and the social issues facing contemporary Argentina.
Megan McDowell is an acclaimed translator of Spanish and Latin American literature. Her translations are praised for their accuracy and ability to convey the original’s tone and style.
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