from Baudelaire, the Metaphysical Ostrich

by Marco Arnaudo and Paolo Di Tonno
Translated by Jamie Richards

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Marco ArnaudoMarco Arnaudo

Marco Arnaudo was born and grew up in Cuneo, Italy. He has a PhD in Italian Literature from the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa, and a PhD in Romance Languages and Literatures from Harvard University. Currently he is an assistant professor at Indiana University, Bloomington, where he regularly teaches classes about Baroque literature, seventeenth- and eighteenth-century theater, Italian immigration, detectives and spies in fiction, and history of the superhero genre.

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Paolo Di TonnoPaolo Di Tonno

Paolo Di Tonno was born in Pescara, Italy. He has a doctorate  in computer science from the Università degli Studi in L'Aquila. He lives in Lugano, Switzerland, where he works in financial information technology and draws comic strips for fun. Some of his comics have been published in italian newspapers and web magazines. His most recent works can be found at http://www.lastriscia.net/balloons  Contact: paolo@ditoons.com

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Translated from ItalianItalian by Jamie RichardsJamie Richards

Jamie Richards holds an M.F.A. in Literary Translation from the University of Iowa and is pursuing a doctorate in Comparative Literature at the University of Oregon. Her translations include Giacomo Papi's Booked (Seven Stories, 2006) and Giancarlo Pastore's Jellyfish (Xenos Books, 2008). Other translations have appeared in Two Lines, Absinthe, eXchanges, and Washington Square.

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