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Headache
| Author: | Julio Cortázar |
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Tor.com Publishing, 2014 Original Spanish publication, 1951 |
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| Book Type: | Short Story |
| Genre: | Fantasy |
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Synopsis
The late Julio Cortázar was a sickly child and spent many hours in bed. Perhaps those memories inspired "Cefalea," the feverish story of the care and feeding of fantastical creatures called the mancuspias, which debuted in his 1951 collection Bestiario. Tor.com is proud to share with you "Headache," the first ever English translation of "Cefalea."
The rights to translate "Headache" English were arranged by Ann VanderMeer. Translation by Michael Cisco.
The story can be found in the anthology Year's Best Weird Fiction, Volume Two (2015), edited by Kathe Koja and Michael Kelly.
Read the full story for free at Tor.com.
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