Thirst by Marina Yuszczuk follows a nameless female vampire who flees nineteenth-century Europe for Buenos Aires. Generations later, she crosses paths with a modern woman unraveling as her mother nears the end of a terminal illness. It’s a lush, split-narrative, literary Argentine gothic about desire, grief, and female agency that trades the typical cape-and-castle vampire cliché for something moodier, existential, and more tender. I’m obsessed! 4.75/5 Stars. Buy it.
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