Articles tagged "Argentian Literature"

From the Translator: Andrea G. Labinger on Guillermo Martínez’s “Dance at the Marcone” (Dispatches)

By Andrea G. Labinger | February 8, 2011

The prolific and talented Guillermo Martínez is well-known beyond the borders of his native Argentina.  Indeed, Martínez is one of the most-translated of contemporary Argentine writers.…...

The “I Ching” and the Man of Papers (Mag: Articles)

By Guillermo Martínez | October 1, 2010

The man awakens with a start. His back feels numb. He had fallen asleep in the chair, and it takes him a moment to remember where he is, but it’s the second night, and the room with its row of beds…...

Translated from Spanish by Andrea G. Labinger bilingual version

from The Literature Conference (Mag: Articles)

By César Aira | February 1, 2004

Part One: The Macuto Yarn On a journey I recently had cause to make to Venezuela, I had the opportunity to admire the famous "Macuto Yarn," one of the Wonders of the New World. It is the legacy of nameless…...

Translated from Spanish by Amanda Hopkinson

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