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5,Finalista del National National Book Award 2025 for Translated Literature Ganador del Premio Sor Juana In?s de la Cruz 2024 Abordaje l?rico e irreverente del personaje hist?rico de la Monja Alf?rez, que naci? en Espa?a como ni?a en 1592 y se sum? travestida como var?n a la Conquista de Am?rica. «Tan aguda, tan urgente, tan valiente. Gabriela Cabez?n C?mara es una de las voces m?s aut?nticas escribiendo en espa?ol en este momento, y de todos sus talentos hay uno cada d?a m?s dif?cil: no solo hurga y desaf?a, no solo se anima a la oscuridad, sino que entrega a cambio la subversiva valent?a de pensarnos m?s humanos, m?s vivos y luminosos que nunca . Samanta Schweblin Para cumplirle a su Virgen del naranjel --lo ha salvado de la horca-- Antonio huye con dos ni?as fam?licas. En la selva, tan viva como un animal hecho de muchos, comienza una carta a su t?a, priora del convento del que escap? siendo novicia. Arriero, tendero, soldado, grumete y paje, ha empu?ado la espada y hundido la daga. Ahora debe cuidar de una manada y de Michi y Mit?ku?a, que lo interrumpen una y otra vez con sus preguntas dif?ciles. La autora encuentra en Catalina de Erauso, la legendaria Monja Alf?rez, quien narre la cruel destrucci?n de Am?rica y le permita avanzar contra los g?neros. Donde la avaricia colonial destruye, esta novela monumental funda una nueva gram?tica amorosa en la que el cine de Miyazaki, los rezos en lat?n, las canciones en vasco y las palabras del guaran? rompen la m?trica del Siglo de Oro. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Longlisted for the National Book Award 2025 for Translated LiteratureWinner of Premio Sor Juana In?s de la Cruz 2024 A lyrical and irreverent imagining of the true story of the Lieutenant Nun, who was born a girl in Spain in 1592 and disguised herself as a man to participate in the Conquest of the Americas. So incisive, so urgent, so brave. Gabriela Cabez?n C?mara is one of the most authentic voices in today's Spanish-language literature, and her many talents include one of the most formidable of all: By encouraging us to probe and challenge, to bring light to the darkness, she gives us the subversive courage to become more human, alive and luminous than ever before.- Samanta Schweblin To keep his vow to Our Lady of the Orange Grove --who saved him from the noose-- Antonio flees with two starving girls. In the jungle, he begins writing a letter to his aunt, the prioress of the convent he escaped as a youth. He has been a mule driver, shopkeeper, soldier, cabin boy and page; he has wielded his sword and slashed with his dagger. Now he has a flock to tend, as well as Michi and Mit?ku?a, who pester him constantly with hard-to-answer questions. In Catalina de Erauso, the legendary Lieutenant Nun, the author finds a unique narrator for the destruction of the Americas and a breaker of gender stereotypes. Where colonial greed destroys, this monumental novel builds a new language of love. With influences as varied as the films of Miyazaki, Latin prayers, Basque songs and terms borrowed from Guaran?, Gabriela Cabez?n C?mara crafts new rhythms that transcend the bounds of Golden Age Spanish poetry.