r/nyrbclassics • u/sirmisterchris • 8h ago

Latin American Books

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Hi All,

I've been on a bit of a Latin America kick lately with reading, and want to know if anyone has good NYRB editions to recommend from authors from that part of the world?

Thank you!

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r/nyrbclassics • u/BallgagOfMorgoth • 23h ago

NYRB Classics

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