Things We Lost in the Fire

Mariana Enríquez's
Things We Lost in the Fire
is a collection of unsettling short stories that blend contemporary horror with incisive social commentary. Set in Argentina, these narratives delve into themes of violence, poverty, and the supernatural, offering a grim reflection on societal issues through a lens of the macabre and grotesque.
Why You Should Read?
Explores pressing societal issues within gripping supernatural and horror narratives.
Offers a distinctive view of modern Argentine life, merging real-world concerns with eerie fiction.
Features psychologically deep stories that are both disturbing and thought-provoking.
Showcases Mariana Enríquez's unique voice and acclaimed storytelling in contemporary horror.