Octavio Quintanilla in Mexico City

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Octavio Quintanilla in Mexico City (featured image)
Octavio Quintanilla will talk about his recent collection, "Las Horas Imposibles / The Impossible Hours," winner of the 2024 Ambroggio Prize, at the Marabunta Librería y Cafetería. This book launch event is sponsored by literary collective, Chicanxs Sin Fronteras, as part of "Encuentro de Cultura Chicana."
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