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La sangre de la aurora

by Claudia Salazar

Salazar's polyphonic novel reconstructs the lives of three Peruvian women—indigenous, mestiza, and white—caught in the violence of the internal armed conflict of the 1980s and 90s. Through alternating perspectives, the narrative reveals how political terror affects women's bodies and communities across racial and class lines. A haunting exploration of collective trauma and resilience.

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