On a visit to Uruguay for a few days, writer Fernanda Trías (Montevideo, 1976) – who has been resident in Bogotá for years, and who has not stopped wearying the world map of her books and her creative writing courses– arrived in Montevideo to present1 her latest work, a ghost member, a book of ten stories that, as the title suggests, talks about the kind of stinging that brings us the call of presence from the very heart of absence – something t…
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On a visit to Uruguay for a few days, writer Fernanda Trías (Montevideo, 1976) – who has been resident in Bogotá for years, and who has not stopped wearying the world map of her books and her creative writing courses– arrived in Montevideo to present1 her latest work, a ghost member, a book of ten stories that, as the title suggests, talks about the kind of stinging that brings us the call of presence from the very heart of absence – something t…