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My tías, a heavy, wet cloud around her, sobbing but holding abuela up. The dust of the road to the cemetery kicks up around their ankles. The wooden houses bow behind them, with respect. That’s what I would see, if I were there.
Jaquira Diaz on place, Ana Maria Cardona, and her memoir, Ordinary Girls
An interview with Jaquira Diaz
Poetry by JD Debris
Tim Maia in Miami, 1963