In the idle moments that exist—the restroom three minutes before lunchtime, or that extra glance at a grazing animal on the side of the road—there is a space for quiet, for silence, for 'peace,' that Claudia Hernández' collection of short sto… Read on blog or Reader BERKELEY FICTION REVIEW Read on blog or Reader The Role of Violence In Claudia Hernandez's "De Fronteras" Berkeley Fiction Review May 1 Even in a new time of 'peace,' histories are preserved by those who live through them. Read more of this post Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment.

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