Fish Soup. Margarita García Robayo

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      Praise for Margarita García Robayo

      ‘García Robayo is building one of the most solid and interesting oeuvres in Latin American literature.’

      Juan Cárdenas

      ‘Margarita shows sharp insight into contemporary life. Her voice speaks with surreptitious irony and sophisticated psychological perception. She is the creator of an exceptional poetics of displacement.’

      Juan Villoro

      ‘Her stories combine the atmosphere of Desperate Housewives, Hemingway’s iceberg theory and a memorable, bittersweet ending.’

       Jorge Carrión

      ‘Margarita gathers memories as if they were flowers. She smells them. She plants them. And they hurt.’

      La Voz del Interior (Argentina)

      ‘Full of everyday details that reveal the most vulnerable aspects of feminine subjectivity.’

      La Nación (Argentina)

      ‘One of the most potent figures of contemporary Latin American literature.’

      Inés Martín Rodrigo, ABC (Spain)

      Margarita García Robayo

      Fish Soup

      Translated by

      Charlotte Coombe

      Contents

       Praise for Margarita García Robayo

       Fish Soup

       PART I

       Waiting for a Hurricane

       1

       2

       3

       4

       5

       6

       7

       8

       9

       10

       11

       12

       13

       14

       PART II

       Worse Things

       Like A Pariah

       You Are Here

       Worse Things

       Better Than Me

       Fish Soup

       Something We Never Were

       Sky and Poplars

       PART III

       Sexual Education

       1. Moisture

       2. Catechism

       3. Broken Girls

       4. Lucía (and Mauricio)

       5. The Silent Scream

       6. The Morning After

      I am writing these poems

      From inside a lion,

      And it’s rather dark in here.

      So please excuse the handwriting

      Which may not be too clear.

      Shel Silverstein, It’s Dark in Here

      PART I

      Waiting for a Hurricane

      1

      Living by the sea is both good and bad for exactly the same reason: the world ends at the horizon. That is, the world never ends. And you always expect too much. At

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