CANTORAS by Carolina De Robertis - Review in the San Francisco Chronicle

SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE | AUGUST 28, 2019

“Aside from the consistently engrossing narrative that effortlessly interweaves the story of each woman’s personal successes and setbacks with Uruguay’s complicated struggle to come into its own as a democratic republic, De Robertis’ writing is reason alone to read this book. Like her fierce characters, her words pry and pull at the essence of not only what it feels like to be thwarted, condemned or quarantined because of your beliefs and identity, but also what it means to be a vulnerable yet empowered, infinitely beautiful and fully alive woman. Often, these sentences hit their target so directly and eloquently that they practically sing.”

Cantoras by Carolina De Robertis received a wonderful review in the San Francisco Chronicle! Follow the link above to read the entire review.


Victoria Sanders