nothing here is entirely true
novels where reality bends and distorts, both narrators and memories deceive, and the truth becomes slippery. these stories blur the line between what is real and what is imagined, between fact and fiction, until we are unable to distinguish truth from the author’s own fabrication. a blend of autofiction, historical fiction, and “non-fiction fiction.”
as always welcome to suggestions !
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Latin American Magical Realism Classics
20th‑century Latin American classics of magical realism, ft. realistic worlds where supernatural elements are treated as ordinary.
Magical realism rushed suddenly into global awareness during the Latin American Boom, as a way to explore the complex realities of history, politics and culture (especially in postcolonial contexts) by incorporating folklore and mysticism from the region's rich and multi-faceted heritage.
Recs welcome!
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Set in Brazil
Fiction books set in Brazil.
Open to recs!
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