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Edgar Gómez

New York, Paraná
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🇳🇮🇵🇷 Author of HIGH-RISK HOMOSEXUAL. Lambda Literary Award. American Book Award. / '24 NEA Fellow/ ALLIGATOR TEARS coming soon 🐊🥲

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On First Loves, Writing Latinx Characters, and Grieving in Paradise: A Conversation with Mario Elías

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By Edgar Gómez
| The Rumpus
There is something so delicious about being heartbroken in a tropical paradise. What better place to offer you perspective on your grief than the vast pitilessness of the ocean? Have you ever had the exquisite pleasure of bawling your eyes out while dancing to the joyous rhythms of a salsa song with the most tragic, brutal lyrics?
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Lit Snax 2.27.25 - San Francisco Bay Times

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By Edgar Gómez
| San Francisco Bay Times Verified
Everything for Everyone: An Oral History of The New York Commune 2052–2072  by M.E. O’Brien & Eman Ahdelhadi The title and subtitle pretty much say it all. This is a super-queer blueprint for a future that actually works! Alligator Tears by Edgar Gomez Gomez writes essays that are by turns wacky and poignant (occasionally both at the same time), but always deeply personal and perspicacious.
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The Best New Book Releases Out February 11, 2025

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By Edgar Gómez, Erica Ezeifedi Verified
| Book Riot Verified
This content contains affiliate links. When you buy through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. If you’re completing our Read Harder Challenge this year, Danika Ellis has some great recs that will also have you reading more Black authors. Meanwhile, Kelly Jensen has the latest on book bans—something that has greatly increased in frequency over the last few years. New book-wise, there is, of course, lots to love.
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