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It Would Be Night in Caracas
by Karina Sainz Borgo
"The suitcases were treated like us. Piled up and kicked about. We shared the same powerlessness. Like we were all in a giant fish market. Someone was cornering us, opening us up and shamelessly rummaging around to find what we were carrying within."
The story follows a woman after her mother's death as she struggles to survive and escape a country which goes to ruin. As an endearing contrast the narrative is sprinkled with memories from a distant past in which she lived happily with her mother as a child.
The story follows a woman after her mother's death as she struggles to survive and escape a country which goes to ruin. As an endearing contrast the narrative is sprinkled with memories from a distant past in which she lived happily with her mother as a child.