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Tag Archives: Julianne Pachico
The Anthill by Julianne Pachico
In her second novel, The Anthill, Julianne Pachico writes again on Colombia, the focus of her superb collection of linked short stories The Lucky Ones. This time, however, she’s exploring the post-conflict situation as the main protagonist, Lina, returns to … Continue reading
In conversation with Julianne Pachico-from Colombia to Sheffield
I was bowled over to discover that Julianne Pachico, writer of The Lucky Ones, is teaching at our very own Sheffield Hallam University, and even more thrilled when she agreed to have an interview with me at Peak Reads. Julianne’s career … Continue reading
10 Books to read about Colombia
When I was planning my trip to Colombia this year a common observation was ‘is it safe now? What about all the drugs and violence?’ It is true that Colombia has known several decades of violence in which thousands of … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Travel, Books in Spanish, Books in Translation, Books set in South America, Uncategorized
Tagged Books about Colombia, Delirium, Juan Gabriel Vasquez, Julianne Pachico, La forma de las Ruinas, La Perra, Las Reputaciones, Laura Restrepo, Michael Jacobs, Pilar Quintana, Short walks from Bogota, The Informers, The Lucky Ones, The Robber of Memories, The Sound of Things Falling, Tom Feiling
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The Lucky Ones by Julianne Pachico
This carefully plotted collection of short stories is set in and around Cali, one of Colombia’s largest cities, and an area which saw some of the worst violence in the recent troubled decades. The protagonists come from a wide range … Continue reading