“The kind of love that I was interested in, that my characters long for intuitively, is the only kind of love that could liberate them from that horrible legacy of colonial violence. I am speaking about decolonial love.” - Junot Díaz in an excellent new interview at The Boston Review
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“The kind of love that I was interested in, that my characters long for intuitively, is the only kind of love that could liberate them from that horrible legacy of colonial violence. I am speaking about decolonial love.” - Junot Díaz in an excellent new interview at The Boston Review

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  3. pearwaldorf reblogged this from libraryjournal and added:
    Oh god Junot Diaz LET ME LOVE YOUUUU
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  5. blinky-sprite reblogged this from thenotes and added:
    I LOVE YOU, JUNOT!!!! (i can’t believe i actually met him. he’s even better in person. just saying.)
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  8. libraryjournal reblogged this from millionsmillions and added:
    Guys: Junot Díaz. Seriously. So many interviews with authors are fluff, talking on a surface level about technique or...
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    Oh my god, Junot Junot Junot. He goes on to say—relating to his forthcoming book...short...
  10. observedofallobservers reblogged this from millionsmillions and added:
    Junot Diaz is a boss.
  11. thenotes reblogged this from millionsmillions and added:
    interviewed by his own magazine? How efficient.
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