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&ldquo;Cleyvis Natera had me in her thrall from beginning to end. Neruda on the Park speaks to so&#160;many of our current challenges with moral imagination, grace, and wickedly good, page-turning storytelling.&rdquo;&mdash;Julia Alvarez, bestselling author of Afterlife and How the Garc&iacute;a Girls Lost Their Accents&ldquo;A lush, beautifully layered look at class, culture, and change. . . . Natera&rsquo;s prose is intricate, tender, and perfectly calibrated. This is a tremendous debut novel from a profoundly gifted writer.&rdquo;&mdash;Kimberly King Parsons, National Book Award&ndash;longlisted author of Black Light&ldquo;Neruda on the Park is a book so honest, so implicating, so liberating that it is at once beautiful and terrifying. . . . A loud triumph that caresses like a whisper.&rdquo;&mdash;Robert Jones, Jr., New York Times bestselling author of The Prophets&ldquo;Neruda on the Park is as poignant and perceptive as it is sexy and thrilling, the rare book that manages to be chilling and fun and profound all at once. . . . A remarkable feat of imagination from a wholly original writer.&rdquo;&mdash;Naima Coster, New York Times bestselling author of What&rsquo;s Mine and Yours&ldquo;Natera is a writer to watch. Her excellent debut novel is lyrical, absorbing, and slyly funny.&rdquo;&mdash;Jenny Offill, New York Times bestselling author of Weather&ldquo;Natera has written a powerful and arresting novel with unforgettable characters. Neruda on the Park is the book we need and the reason I read.&rdquo;&mdash;Angie Cruz, author of Dominicana&ldquo;Armed with wit and a warm sense of humor, Natera deftly scales questions as huge as the luxury building that looms over her characters&rsquo; lives. . . . A beautifully observed and propulsive debut.&rdquo;&mdash;Dawnie Walton, author of The Final Revival of Opal & Nev&ldquo;An insightful narrative that sifts through the layers of the family, lovers, and places we choose to find home in.&rdquo;&mdash;Elizabeth Acevedo, National Book Award&ndash;winning author of The Poet X&ldquo;A dazzling triumph&hellip;Every beat of Natera&rsquo;s gorgeous prose pulses with urgency, humanity, and a whole lot of heart.&rdquo;&mdash;Zakiya Dalila Harris, New York Times bestselling author of The Other Black Girl&ldquo;A wondrous debut&#160;. . . Natera&rsquo;s novel is a compelling, crucial work of fiction.&rdquo;&mdash;Mitchell S. Jackson, Pulitzer Prize&ndash;winning author of Survival Math

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Unfinished Business: A Selection from Home at Last

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