No se van a ordenar solas las cosas
Labari delves into desire, class disparity, and racism, daring to write from new frontiers, languages, and words.
The protagonists of this book feel they have lost the freedom to shape their own story within a larger narrative beyond their control. A jealous mother monitoring her housekeeper’s time with her children; a bodybuilding-obsessed teenage boy striving to improve himself; an elderly gay Jewish man who cries, holding his lover’s sweater when the washing machine breaks down… A cast of characters struggling to fit into the stories of their own lives—heroes and failures at once.
