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“The Fighting Spirit of Our Trifling Humanity”: Cecilia Eudave’s The Summer of the Serpent

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By Cory Oldweiler, Dolores Dorantes, Cecilia Eudave
| Words Without Borders Verified
When it comes to memorable ghost story moments, it’s hard to top Bruce Willis’s wedding ring falling from Olivia Williams’s clenched fist in The Sixth Sense, revealing to both Willis’s Malcolm and the audience that he has been—spoilers for a movie from last century—dead all along. And while few storytellers can match M. Night Shyamalan’s coup de theatre, filmmakers have plenty of tools to effectively increase a ghost story’s spookiness.
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Persevering Even After the End of the World: Artem Chapeye’s The Weathering

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By Cory Oldweiler, Sian Northey, Alex Averbuch
| Words Without Borders Verified
When Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022, worldwide condemnation was swift, with economic sanctions and export controls imposed on Russia and military and humanitarian aid funneled to Ukraine. Four years later, the prospects for peace have stagnated as have the frontlines, even as the unity of the global community has started to fray.
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Of Things to Come | The Legacy of Elena Garro

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By Cory Oldweiler
| Southwest Review
Halfway through Mexican author Elena Garro’s debut novel, Los recuerdos del porvenir, time stops dead. I don’t mean in some metaphorical sense, though it may feel that way due to the sudden boldness of the plot twist. No, I mean that Felipe Hurtado, the stranger who showed up in the little town of Ixtepec some weeks earlier, actually halts the passage of time so he can ride off into the proverbial sunset with Julia, the mistress of the local garrison chief.
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