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Sheena Sood

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Sheena Sood

Sheena Sood studied comparative literature and visual art at Brown University. In 2005 she was awarded the Royce Fellowship to pursue translations of short stories by contemporary Argentine women including Ana Maria Shua, Liliana Heker, Angelica Gorodischer, and Sylvia Iparraguirre. Her work has also appeared in Connecting Lines: New Poetry from Mexico. She grew up in Minnesota and is currently an artist, freelance writer, and translator living in Brooklyn, New York.

Articles by Sheena Sood

Everyone Has Her Own Small Treasure
By Liliana Heker
Through the crack, you could see the smiling face of a gray-haired woman. Ana greeted her; unexpectedly, an image from a book popped into her head—Alice in Wonderland?—a grinning cat that erased itself.…
Translated from Spanish by Sheena Sood