Show Notes
The Book: Miss Del Rio The Drink: Pisco Sours - with a bonus recipe demonstration from Bárbara. Miss Del Rio is a fascinating historical novel about a fascinating woman. For readers looking for a setting that isn't World War II Europe, I think you will find this one highly satisfying. Bárbara pulls off a neat magic trick using the POV of a fictional character to tell the story of a real person and to create a deeper, richer sense of the class struggles that created the revolution...
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