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“Those were words we’d agreed not to say to each other.”
“Mara Faye Lethem) The following is from Pol Guasch's Paradise Burns .”
“From the window she sees people she doesn’t know.”
“All this is to say that we exist because others remember us: perhaps, probably, Rita is thinking of me, of the things we did, as she looks out the window into the pitch-black night.”
“Scorched, the landscape.”
“When you’re sad and you want to disappear, it isn’t you who wants to die, it’s the you you were before.”
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“Guasch is the author of two collections of poetry and two novels.”
“His debut novel, Napalm in the Heart , which has been translated into ten languages, won the 2021 Libres Anagrama Novel Prize, making Guasch the youngest winner in the prize's history, and was nominated for the 2025 Lambda Literary Award for Gay Fiction and named one of the best books of 2024 by The New Yorker .”