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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In "Somebody Is Walking on Your Grave," Mariana Enriquez travels through North and South America, Europe and Australia, visiting ...

In the 1970s and ‘80s, during Argentina’s so-called “Guerra sucia” — “Dirty War” — a fascist military junta ruled with a bloody fist, executing tens of thousands of citizens. That nation’s writers ...

The author Mariana Enriquez deploys — and enjoys — horror conventions. But in “Our Share of Night,” she reminds readers that the violence we live with can be far more frightening. Mariana Enríquez ...

LONDRESLONDRES — La escritora china Can Xue y el autor keniano Ngugi wa Thiong’o, ambos favoritos perennes al Nobel de Literatura, están entre los nominados al Premio Booker Internacional para ficción ...

International Booker finalist Mariana Enríquez, who specializes in gothic fiction and horror, makes her nonfiction debut with Somebody Is Walking on Your Grave (trans. by Megan McDowell; Hogarth, Sept ...

I bet I know what you’re thinking: Essays about cemeteries? The type of people who go for this sort of thing are emo musicians, goth girls and, well, horror writers like myself. But not you. It would ...

As political partisanship boiled over in the aughts, showrunner Alan Ball rolled out HBO’s “True Blood,” adapting Charlaine Harris’s pulp series about a coven of vampires — and the humans who love ...

Argentine writer Mariana Enriquez guides us around 21 of the world's most distinctive cemeteries in a collection of essays percolating with social commentary. (Los Angeles Times illustration; book ...

In "Somebody Is Walking on Your Grave," Mariana Enriquez travels through North and South America, Europe and Australia, visiting Paris's catacombs, Prague's Old Jewish Cemetery, New Orlean's ...

In the 1970s and ‘80s, during Argentina’s so-called “Guerra sucia” — “Dirty War” — a fascist military junta ruled with a bloody fist, executing tens of thousands of citizens. That nation’s writers ...