ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 2月19日 10時13分

The experiences of asylum-seeking children from Latin America have preoccupied the Mexican novelist Valeria Luiselli for several years now. They serve as a central theme in “Lost Children Archive,” her new book about a family that reckons with the child migration crisis. When Valeria, 35, started writing the novel in the summer of 2014, she struggled with using it “as a loudspeaker for all of my political rage.” She had volunteered as a court translator for child refugees from Latin America and was therefore familiar with the migration crisis. She set aside the novel to write another book, but later returned to the project. Valeria said the break allowed her to offer “more open questions and open ends instead of political stances that are too loud and obvious by themselves.” @nytbooks writer Concepción de León recently wrote about Valeria’s career, activism, life and how her books showcase her broad intellectual interests. Visit the link in our profile to read more. @dedecim shot this photo of Valeria in Brooklyn, New York.

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