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Sisterly Strife in Scarred Cuba: An Interview with Ivonne Lamazares - Chicago Review of Books
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Sisterly Strife in Scarred Cuba: An Interview with Ivonne Lamazares - Chicago Review of Books
In Ivonne Lamazares’s new novel, The Tilting House, two estranged sisters reunite in 1990s Cuba and learn to navigate the scarred landscape of their family and country. In Paladero, a suburb of Havana, teenage orphan Yuri lives with her strict and religious aunt, when a thirty-something artist, Mariela, suddenly arrives from the United States, claiming to be her long-lost older sister. Mariela, exiled to America as a young child, has returned t…
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