"Carlos Labbé's [Navidad & Matanza] begins to f**k with your head from its very first word -- moving through journalese, financial reporting, whodunit, Joseph Conrad, Raymond Chandler, Nabokov to David Lynch." -- Toby LittIt's the summer of 1999...
By blinking his eyes and moving his pupils, a paraplegic man -- the onetime vocalist in a famous rock band -- composes a kind of anti-biography that is corrected and expanded upon by an unknown editor. Alternating between the vocalist’s impressioni...
Within the world of Labbé’s fiction, The Murmuration can be understood as a continuation and broadening, a shift toward a more explicit expression of the political project signaled in his early work and a doubling-down on the formal playfulness an...