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Megan Berkobien

Contributor

Megan Berkobien

United States

Megan Berkobien holds a PhD in Comparative Literature from the University of Michigan.

Articles by Megan Berkobien

Essays, or the Opening and Closing of the Okra Flowers During the Eclipse

The work of German photographer Karl Blossfeldt and his relationship to plants is reimagined in this poem by 2019 Poems in Translation Contest winner Alba Cid from her collection Atlas.Light is choral…

Translated from Galician by Megan Berkobien & Jacob Rogers

Multilingual

A Literature on the Rise

Catalan literature’s survival has been hard-won in a context that remains unfavorable economically, socially, and politically.

Translated from Catalan by Megan Berkobien

Confession

Aficionados of morbid details, you will be asking yourselves what method I used.

Translated from Spanish by Megan Berkobien

Multilingual

Ne Me Quitte Pas

By Cristina Peri Rossi

Seventeen years old: a terrible age for studying. A terrible age for anything other than fornicating.

Translated from Spanish by Megan Berkobien

Multilingual