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Anyway, I’ll probably recommend this story to about two or three people who I think would appreciate it, and not mention it to anyone else. It was intense and graphic, but I do respect it for a few different reasons. It’s an introduction to an era of Argentine literature that I’m not extremely familiar with, and I think that as I read more Argentine books from the past fifty years, I will be glad to be familiar with this one. I like it when authors take chances and cross boundaries, and since I don’t exactly have a weak stomach, while I was disturbed, I kept reading. Also, I enjoyed the language, and it made me feel like I was back in Buenos Aires. Finally, the novella was powerful and jarring and was able to affect me more than most books I read, and that, even considering the circumstances, made it worthwhile. I can’t really even think of other books to compare it to. I’ve seen some movies that are somewhat similar: Chan-wook Park’s Oldboy and Takashi Miike’s Audition come to mind. Maybe that’s the best reference point: Asian horror. Anyway, if you want to read El Fiord, I found it here, with an introduction by César Aira:
http://www.taringa.net/posts/arte/4160747/El-fiord:-Osvaldo-Lamborghini.html (