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Diana Alvarez-Amell

Contributor

Diana Alvarez-Amell

Diana Alvarez-Amell teaches Spanish language and literature at Seton Hall University. She writes articles about contemporary literature and the visual arts for publications in Spanish in the United States and abroad, as well as in scholarly journals. She is the author of a book on Spanish Golden Age prose.

Articles by Diana Alvarez-Amell

I Don’t Want Anyone Coming around to Save Me
By Raúl Rivero
I don't want anyone coming around to save me So, whoever is sending me those nice thoughts, those smug little messages, –take it elsewhere. Cut off the oxygen now. I don't want to suffer…
Translated from Spanish by Diana Alvarez-Amell
Family Picture in Havana
By Raúl Rivero
Mom and I are alone once again the same as it was at the end of the forties. Alone, in a house that's not our own, we tell each other last night's dreams (in hers two old people are always crying…
Translated from Spanish by Diana Alvarez-Amell
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