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Arlt on Picaresque Betrayal and Rebirth

Arlt on Picaresque Betrayal and Rebirth

Roberto Arlt, Mad Toy

Posted in Arlt lecture, Featured Articles and Videos, Lecture Videos | Tagged with Argentina, betrayal, criminality, immigration, language, modernism

On Roberto Arlt

On Roberto Arlt

A conversation with Ben Bollig

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Reflection : Money to Burn by Ricardo Piglia

 When I was reading the book, the events seemed very farfetched, so I was surprised that at the end of the novel, in the epilogue to find out that these events had actually happened and this wasn’t a work of fiction. I thought that the way of comm…

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with Argentina, class, Lots of Action, murder, Uruguay Death

Reflection : Money to Burn by Ricardo Piglia

 When I was reading the book, the events seemed very farfetched, so I was surprised that at the end of the novel, in the epilogue to find out that these events had actually happened and this wasn’t a work of fiction. I thought that the way of comm…

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with Argentina, class, Lots of Action, murder, Uruguay Death

“From stacks to Ashes: The Twisted Journey of Stolen Money”

As the title suggests, the entire story revolves around stolen money and where that money ends up going.. Initially, I had a tough time understanding the story between the lines and had to restart the book twice. However, I was satisfied once the entire plot of the story started making sense to me. I loved […]

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with Argentina, book review, book-reviews, books, Drugs, gangsters, Ricardo Piglia, thriller, writing

Burning Cash and Snorting Coke: A Wild Ride Through ‘Money to Burn’

Money to Burn is a book based on crime specifically that of robbing money. But what do they do with this money at the end? Burn it. Why? The answer is based on the reader’s understanding of the book. My understanding of why they would plan a heist, so systematically with no errors, and instead […]

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with Argentina, book review, book-reviews, books, cocaine, fantasy, gang, reading, Ricardo Piglia, robbery, thriller

Money to Burn (not my favourite…)

This week’s reading of “Money to Burn” was certainly an interesting one. I can’t say I loved reading it. I personally would not classify this as a thriller, for the scariest part was how vulgar and gross the men were. It was not enjoyable to read because of their disgusting sex lives and their views […]

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with Argentina, burn, crazy, crime, Drugs, money, robbery, violence

Piglia on Genre, Truth, and Money

Piglia on Genre, Truth, and Money

Ricardo Piglia, Money to Burn

Posted in Lecture Videos, Piglia lecture | Tagged with Argentina, C20th, crime, genre, money, reading, sexuality, violence

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