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Sarah Pollack

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Sarah Pollack

Sarah Pollack is an associate professor of Latin American literature and translation studies at the College of Staten Island, City University of New York and the CUNY Graduate Center. Her literary translations from Spanish to English have been published in journals such as BombGulf CoastThe Brooklyn Rail’s InTranslation, Reunion: The Dallas Review and International Poetry Review, and include the collections of poetry Reason Enough (Host Publications) by Uruguayan poet Ida Vitale and Eloise (Unicorn Press) by Mexican Silvia Eugenia Castillero, the novellas Passages (Chatos Inhumanos) by Argentine Mariana Graciano and An Evocation of Matthias Stimmberg (Wakefield Press) by Mexican Alain-Paul Mallard. She is currently translating an anthology of Ida Vitale’s poetry.

Articles by Sarah Pollack

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By Álvaro Baquero-Pecino
On a bad night, a train car on the red line takes more than half an hour to appear, and no fewer than twenty-one minutes to traverse the eleven stations to the southern tip of Manhattan.
Translated from Spanish by Sarah Pollack
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