Tango never felt so primal, so sexy, so treacherous!
"The devil’s own choreographer must have inspired the danza de la muerte in Lisa Fernow’s terrific debut novel."
Murder, mayhem, and milongas!
"Dead on Her Feet is a smart, stylish debut. The backdrop may be a tango studio but Lisa Fernow knows her stuff off the dance floor as well, creating interesting, well-defined characters and a clever plot."
Rosemary Harris
Author
Rich with juicy tango insider details...
"Like a great tango dance...invites you politely into the action before it accelerates to a break-neck pace and leaves you breathless."
K'ai Roberts Fu
Renowned Tango Milonguero instructor
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Why independent bookstores matter
This week I wrote to the staff at The Mysterious Bookshop to see whether they would be interested in carrying Dead on Her Feet. I have a special appreciation for this book store. I was living in NYC in the early '90's and at the time was very interested in following...
Susana Miller coming to Seattle in July
Susana Miller is coming to Seattle in July. The Buenos Aires daily newspaper, Clarin, calls her one of the top four most important influences on contemporary tango (the other three, in case you were wondering, are Miguel Angel Zotto, Gustavo Naveira, and Gerardo...