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Cristina Rivera Garza

Cristina Rivera Garza

Mexican author and professorWikipedia

Search complete. 5 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Cristina Rivera Garza".

Oct 9, 2026

speaker_1HOST
12:30
That is a terrifying combination.
speaker_0HOST
12:32
[laughs] And it also draws heavily from Christina Rivera Garza's Death Takes Me.
speaker_1HOST
12:36
Wow.
speaker_1HOST
12:36
That's high praise.
speaker_9HOST
53:23
She uses brilliant structural mechanics to tell the story, using haunted house tropes to mimic the psychological disorientation of gaslighting
AC WilsonHOST
53:32
And Cristina Rivera Garza's Liliana's Invincible Summer applies investigative mechanics across borders, investigating her sister's murder amidst systemic gender-based violence in Mexico
speaker_9HOST
53:43
By documenting the exact mechanics of these systemic failures, these authors force accountability onto structures designed to evade it
AC WilsonHOST
53:51
Okay, so the systems are heavy.
Chad PostHOST
12:13
Gerald Murnane, or Murnane, however you say his name, who I think is tedious.
Chad PostHOST
12:17
Come at me, lit bros. Amitav Ghosh, Haruki Murakami, Thomas Pynchon, Margaret Atwood, blank, that was on Two-Month Review, Mircea Cărtărescu, God help me, Anne Carson, Shen Sui, and Cristina Rivera Garza, who's number one, who shot up out of nowhere in a way that makes it look like insider trading.
Chad PostHOST
12:38
But, you know-
Kaija StraumanisHOST
12:38
Yeah, those were the names that I...
David NaimonGUEST
39:42
... to try to create a sh- I guess, to try to create a, a potential shape.
Pete RiehlHOST
39:47
So I guess it was from your archives was Cristina Garza.
Pete RiehlHOST
39:50
Rivera Garza?
David NaimonGUEST
39:51
Yeah.
QuinnPANELIST
82:24
Who is that? Um, yeah, there's a-- I mean, I think the, the problem of not reading is not limited to, um, to the US.
QuinnPANELIST
82:37
Um, uh, Cristina Rivera Garza writes a lot about how, um, like horrible the, the literacy crisis is in, in Mexico as well.
QuinnPANELIST
82:51
Um, which, I mean, she's a, a gorgeous writer.
QuinnPANELIST
82:57
Um, maybe, uh, there's some, there's some rumors about her being shortlisted for the, the Nobel Prize in Literature this year.

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