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Dedicatoria

Una fotografía, una silla vacía y el murmullo constante del mar: ecos de una infancia luminosa y de la memoria persistente del primer padre. Esta dedicatoria es un intento de tocar lo perdido con palabras, de nombrar el duelo con ternura, y de reconocer que en medio de tantas ausencias, aún hay presencia en lo que queda.

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Atisbos sobre literatura puertorriqueña actual

Book cover titled 'El silencio de las hormigas' by Amarilis Távarez-Vales, featuring a collage of images including a woman with flowers, a vintage clock, a young girl, a sculpture of an angel, a city street with buildings, and a white ambulance with a red cross.
Book cover with light background, gray rectangle with the author's name Efe Rosario, the title in Spanish 'El Tiempo Ha Sido Terrible Con Nosotros', and a red chair facing away at the bottom of the cover, on a yellow ground.
Book cover titled "En CANTOS" by Gamelyn F. Oduardo Sierra, featuring a crumpled piece of paper with a map of Cuba.
Black and white illustration featuring a central image of a person riding a dragon with clouds and a rainbow in the background. Surrounding the central image are four smaller circles with nature-themed illustrations: a tree with a sun above in the top left, a water scene with birds in the top right, a candle and a book in the bottom left, and a plant with a bottle in the bottom right. Text reads "La distancia es un lugar" and "Amanda Hernández."
Book cover featuring fantastical creatures and a fairy tale-like scene with a prominent white-bearded old man and a mysterious woman, titled 'Este día nunca volverá' by Carlos A. Colón Ruiz, part of the Santa Rabia Poetry collection.
Book cover with the title 'Periodo Especial' in bold red and blue lettering, and the author's name 'Nicole Cecilia Delgado' in red, on a light green background.
A collection of wooden matches with black and red heads scattered around a box of matches labeled in Spanish, reading 'pequeñas catástrofes' which translates to 'small catastrophes', with a book titled 'Pequeñas Catástrofes' by Agnes Sastres Rivera on a white surface.
Sketch of a person looking through a window, titled 'Shadowplay' by Juan Luís Ramos.