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Hernan Diaz Knows Where to Get the Best Cod in Stockholm (opens the original)
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Born in Buenos Aires, Hernan Diaz moved to Stockholm at age two after the 1976 military coup, only returning when democracy was reestablished seven years later. “All my childhood memories are in Swedish, a language that I still speak fluently,” he says. “Those sunlit summer midnights and pitch-black winter mornings shaped me in decisive ways. I also read my first books in Swedish, which has made me nostalgic for everything related to Astrid Lindgren. My parents owned a beautiful country house wh
Marlon JamesâAuthor of âThe Book of the CenturyââWants You to Know Where to Go for a Cheap Date (opens the original)
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Marlon James was born in Kingston, Jamaica. He also set his 2015 Booker Prizeâwinning novel, A Brief History of Seven Killings, about the assassination attempt on Bob Marley, and his HBO detective series, Get Millie Black, on the island. (His mother was in law enforcement, though he has said the show isnât about her.) He clearly has a profound love for the place he came from, which he has described as âthe Texas of the Caribbeanâ for its swagger. His latest novel, The Disappearers (out t
Chang-rae Lee Knows Where the Best Pizza in Umbria Can Be Found (opens the original)
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A stay at the Civitella Ranieri, the revered arts foundation and residency whose stunning castle sits in the hills above the friendly market town of Umbertide, led Chang-rae Lee to make Umbria his second home. “My wife and I have enjoyed numerous long stays in Italy during our marriage, but in late 2019 we purchased a modest former farm property in northern Umbria,” he says. “We’d been toying with the idea for years, mostly just fantasizing, but took the plunge after a stint as guests of the Civ
Valeria Luiselli Knows the Best Place to Get Tacos in Mexico City (opens the original)
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Valeria Luiselli wrote her first book, an essay collection entitled Sidewalks, about Mexico City’s streets, bookstores, people, history, ghost lakes, and forgotten rivers. It was a “love letter to the city,” in which she was born, she says. “I also wrote my PhD thesis about its architecture and literature—but that’s a less than entertaining read!” Her novel Beginning Middle End (Knopf), out this summer, features the same mother-and-daughter characters from her cross-country road-trip novel, Lost
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