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- 1 2 Reedición del libro de cuentos Emoticons, Ediciones Corregidor, Colección Archipiélago, Buenos Aires, 2015, 224 páginas; fuente: Zaida Corniel reseña a Aurora Arias (República Dominicana) , sitio digital 'El roommate: colectivo de lectores', junio de 2015.
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