Fiction & Literature
Fuego en la garganta
Beatriz Serrano
Synopsis
In 1993, Blanca learns that her mother has left for good. As she grows up, she begins to fear that she possesses a supernatural gift, linking a child’s death to her own wishes. Abandonment, guilt and the search for belonging shape her passage through childhood and adolescence.
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