“Either Hyper-Visible or Invisible”: An Interview with Jaquira Díaz

JAQUIRA DÍAZ’S FIRST BOOK — the memoir Ordinary Girls, published by Algonquin Books on October 29 — lyrically chronicles a childhood and early adulthood marked by pain and chaos but also by joy and celebration. Díaz grew up, first, in one of Puerto Rico’s roughest neighborhoods and then amid Miami’s Latinx “hood girls,” hitting the […] The post “Either Hyper-Visible or Invisible”: An Interview with Jaquira Díaz appeared first on Los Angeles Review of Books. Continue reading at 'Los Angeles Review of Books'

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