"Hypnotic, almost ancestral voices echo through this novel like whispers in the wilderness, like orphan cries and wounds of light accompanying us on a powerful journey from which none of us will emerge unscathed." —Agustina Bazterrica, bestselling author of Tender is the Flesh

"A woman sets off from her mountain home in search of the ocean and the possibility of a better life. Spare and yet echoing with voices, Travacio’s English-language debut captures the haunting cycles of death and displacement but also of life, joy, and the succor of community in a place where “families come together and break apart…as easily as storm clouds in the sky.” An illuminating fable of family—both blood and found." —Kirkus Reviews

"In Mariana Travacio’s compact and lyrical novel All That Dies in April, a woman leaves the parched landscape of her village above the Argentinian pampas to search for the sea. A visceral and emotional migratory quest propels the haunting novel."—Foreword Review

“An author I want to talk about all the time.” —ANDREA ABREU, author of Dogs of Summer

“Travacio skillfully draws a desolate universe.” —DOLORES REYES, author of Eartheater

“A timeless fable about disobedience. In a poetic and concise style, Mariana Travacio’s second novel narrates an odyssey taking place not on oceans or battlefields but on mountains and in a rural setting.” —DANIEL GIGENA, La Nación

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