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Thoughtful Reads for Cold Nights: Literary Fiction Books Worth Savoring

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By Gina Giordano, Alice Turner, Bess Hendrick, Mirta Ojito
| NewInBooks
in Books to Read if You Like..., eBook, Literary Fiction Thoughtful Reads for Cold Nights: Literary Fiction Books Worth Savoring Let the season slow you down with six richly crafted novels that reward careful reading. These stories unfold with nuance and emotional resonance, offering fresh perspectives and beautifully drawn characters.
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By Isabelle McConville, Mirta Ojito
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Parallels: A Guest Post by Mirta Ojito From Pulitzer Prize-winning author Mirta Ojito comes a moving story of families and unspoken truths. When one woman uncovers a past secret, she begins to question everything she thought she knew about where she came from. Read on for an exclusive essay from Mirta Ojito on writing Deeper than the Ocean. Hardcover $28.99 By Mirta Ojito In Stock Online Hardcover $28.99 Please enable javascript to add items to the cart.
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Valbanera: el naufragio olvidado que aún yace en el fondo del mar Caribe | Opinión

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By Mirta Ojito
| El Nuevo Herald Verified
. Hace ciento seis años este otoño, un barco que transportaba inmigrantes españoles rumbo a La Habana se hundió frente a la costa de Cayo Hueso durante un devastador huracán. El huracán de 1919, como se le conoce, causó daños incalculables en La Habana y los Cayos, incluyendo la casi destrucción del Instituto San Carlos. Unos 500 pasajeros y tripulantes perecieron en el naufragio; sus cuerpos nunca fueron hallados.
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