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Jeannine Burgdorf

Jeannine Burgdorf is a writer in Chicago. Her fiction has appeared in Signal House Edition and New Reader Magazine as well as the anthology Writer Shed Stories Vol. 2. Her nonfiction and book reviews have appeared in Quail Bell, Chicago Review of Books, and the INELDA website.

Absence Makes the Heart Grow: On Pedro Mairal’s “The Woman from Uruguay”

Jeannine Burgdorf finds poignancy in “The Woman from Uruguay,” a novel by Argentine author Pedro Mairal, translated by Jennifer Croft....

Absence Makes the Heart Grow: On Pedro Mairal’s “The Woman from Uruguay”

Jeannine Burgdorf finds poignancy in “The Woman from Uruguay,” a novel by Argentine author Pedro Mairal, translated by Jennifer Croft....

JEANNINE BURGDORF

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