Book Review
Listen to this podcast for a review of my novel.Starting at minute 10.20.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/feminist-book-club-the-podcast/id1271855135?i=1000553291331
What's Better than Books?
Review from Canada!
https://whatsbetterthanbooks.com/?s=Andrea+Yaryura+Clark
Best Historical Fiction
Excited to be on this list!
https://www.bookbub.com/blog/historical-fiction-spring-2022
LitHub Essay
To find out how I arrived at writing my debut novel, please read here: https://lithub.com/those-who-were-left-behind-by-argentinas-dirty-war/
Read More
Pub Date March 1, 2022
I'll be celebrating the release of my debut novel with Jennifer Egan a the Center For Fiction.
Read More
Book Review
Maximum Shelf Awareness' review of ON A NIGHT OF A THOUSAND STARS and an interview with the author.
New York Times
The following news article regards the closing of the Buenos Aires Herald, a local newspaper that spoke out against Argentina's last military dictatorship when Robert Cox was its editor. Cox read some of my creative non-fiction stories from my interviews with children of the Desaparecidos and encouraged me to keep writing. His words inspired my debut novel.
Read More
The Troubles
I attended a terrific conversation with Patrick Radden Keefe hosted by Milton Academy. his alma mater. Keefe's gripping narrative non-fiction about a 1972 murder in Northern Ireland at the height of the Troubles, echoes some aspects or the urban guerrilla violence in 1970s Argentina, a subject I explore in my debut novel.
Read More
Mother Tongue
I attended a webinar reading and conversation with writer and Macarthur Fellow Valeria Luiselli. The evening was organized by Princeton University's Program in Latin American Studies and hosted by Rubén Gallo and Jhumpa Lahiri. The event left me thinking about many things: one's mother tongue, translating one's own work and Luiselli's comment that the United States is home to 60 million Latinos, which, in effect, makes it also a Hispanic country.
Read More