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Preview stories from As If by Magic at Literary Hub and Pittsburgh Review of Books, and read more from the collection in an excerpt introduced by translator Margaret A. Neves in the Electric Literature “Recommended Reading” series.
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From internationally celebrated Eduardo Halfon comes the fourth installment in his hero’s nomadic journey as he searches for answers surrounding his grandfather’s abduction during the Guatemalan Civil War.