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... This chapter argues that escape is a site for genre infidelity. With escape’s focus on change, it is open to misfires and misalignments both in the initial utterance of the escape story as well as in its audience uptake. In its veering trajectory, escape often alters the genre conventions...

... the author's father after the death of his brother from hiv-related illness in 1997, and the father's inability to grieve within a church that cast his brother as a sinner. The narrative catalogs the father's spiral into alcoholism, infidelity, and divorce, as well as his movement from Portland to Las Vegas...

... of infidelity. He became Bolivia’s head of state in 1848. Gorriti took their children to Lima, where she embarked on her journalistic and literary career and became the hostess of a prominent intellectual salon and an advocate for the progress of women. Toward the end of her life, she resettled in Argentina...

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... Manuela Gorriti (1818–92) accompanied her family into political exile in Bolivia, where at age fifteen she married Manuel Isidoro Belzu, then an army captain, with whom she went on to bear three children. Belzu left her nine years later, amid mutual accusations of infidelity. He became Bolivia’s head...