Urzaiz begins her book by confessing to a very minor abandonment of her own. On her son’s second birthday, she declined to spend the evening with him, opting instead to see a movie with her friends.

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The show is not a purely academic retrospective of the island’s history; it reflects Puerto Rico and its people today, contextualized by the past.

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Lily Tuck cunningly layers history and character to restore to life Czeslawa Kwoka, who died in Auschwitz. It's hard to stop ...

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