Andrés Felipe Solano | Granta Magazine

Andrés Felipe Solano

Andrés Felipe Solano is the author of the novels Sálvame, Joe Louis (Save Me, Joe Louis) and Los hermanos Cuervo (The Cuervo Borthers). His work has appeared in the New York Time Magazine, Words Without Borders and Anew. He was featured in Granta 113: The Best of Young Spanish-language Novelists. He currently lives in Seoul, South Korea.

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Fiction | Issue 127 padlock
Fiction | Issue 127 padlock

Pig Skin

Andrés Felipe Solano

‘A perfect impostor.’

Essays & Memoir | Issue 127
Essays & Memoir | Issue 127

From the Past Comes the Storms

Andrés Felipe Solano

‘During the hottest months, the thermometer settles in at 100 degrees like a nonagenarian in a rocker – no one can make it move.’

Essays & Memoir | Issue 127
Essays & Memoir | Issue 127

Introducing J.P. Cuenca

Andrés Felipe Solano

‘From the future, Cuenca narrates Rio’s collapse and the personal fall of the main character. He does it with the elegant distance of a data collector but also with the terrifying certainty of one who knows there’s no going back.’

Fiction | Issue 113 padlock
Fiction | Issue 113 padlock

The Cuervo Brothers

Andrés Felipe Solano

‘I was Mister Average, right on the borderline.’

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