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Sarah Ann Wells

Contributor

Sarah Ann Wells

Sarah Ann Wells is Assistant Professor of Brazilian and Spanish-American literature at the University of Notre Dame. She is the translator of essays, plays, and short stories from Latin America, including Gonzalo Aguilar’s Other Worlds: New Argentine Cinema (Palgrave, 2009; 2012). Her translation of María Sonia Cristoff’s “A State of Hypnosis” appeared in the October 2012 of WWB.

Articles by Sarah Ann Wells

Cousins from Overseas
By Gerson Lodi-Ribeiro
His pains originate in another continent. They are graver, and more ancient.
Translated from Portuguese by Sarah Ann Wells
State of Hypnosis
By María Sonia Cristoff
After a while you reach a dazed state, a stupor in the face of nothing in particular.
Translated from Spanish by Sarah Ann Wells