Contributor

Susannah Greenblatt

Contributor

Susannah Greenblatt

United States

Susannah is a writer, filmmaker, and translator from the Spanish based in Brooklyn....

She graduated from Wesleyan University in 2016 with a BA and high honors in history. Her writing and translations have appeared in Literary Hub, Ramona: revista de artes visuales, and Epiphany Magazine. Her short film, La Ciega (2018), based on research conducted on a White Fellowship for Excellence in History in Madrid, has screened at festivals in the US and Canada.

Namibian Writing Front and Center: Rémy Ngamije on Doek! Literary Magazine

By Susannah Greenblatt

Doek! Literary Magazine, Namibia’s first online literary magazine, was named Brittle Paper's Literary Platform of the Year on Monday. It was founded in 2019 by Rémy…

The Essential Business of Books: 5 Rare Book Dealers at the NY International Antiquarian Book Fair

By Susannah Greenblatt

From March 5–8, 2020, over 170 rare book dealers from 18 countries gathered at the Park Avenue Armory for the 60th Annual New York International Antiquarian Book Fair. In the weeks since the fair,…

Literary Pseudoscience and a New Generation of Argentine Writers: An Interview with Roque Larraquy

By Susannah Greenblatt

When I bought my copy of Comemadre by Argentine novelist Roque Larraquy, the bookseller looked up at me from behind the cash register and said, “Be prepared—this book blew my wife’s…

How to Ask a Question Like the Little Prince: An Interview with Filmmaker Marjoleine Boonstra

By Susannah Greenblatt

There will be a screening of The Miracle of the Little Prince at the Film Forum in New York City on Friday, August 30, followed by a Q&A with Marjoleine Boonstra. “What…

An Interview with Man Booker International Shortlisters Alia Trabucco Zerán and Sophie Hughes

By Susannah Greenblatt

Alia Trabucco Zerán’s debut novel, The Remainder, which is shortlisted for the Man Booker International Prize in Sophie Hughes’s translation, probes the lingering shadows of Chile’s…

The Head of Household Manifesto

By Catalina Mena

The hearth is a fire that’s always being extinguished.

Translated from Spanish by Susannah Greenblatt

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Namibian Writing Front and Center: Rémy Ngamije on Doek! Literary Magazine

The Essential Business of Books: 5 Rare Book Dealers at the NY International Antiquarian Book Fair

Literary Pseudoscience and a New Generation of Argentine Writers: An Interview with Roque Larraquy

How to Ask a Question Like the Little Prince: An Interview with Filmmaker Marjoleine Boonstra

An Interview with Man Booker International Shortlisters Alia Trabucco Zerán and Sophie Hughes

The Head of Household Manifesto

Benevolent Betrayal: Ezequiel Zaidenwerg on Translating Thirteen Invented Poets

PÒTOPRENS: Translating Place at the Urban Artists of Port-au-Prince Exhibit

After Borges: Tamara Tenenbaum and the Search for a New Argentine Literature

On Translating Yolanda Reyes’s “Bobotá”

An Interview with Motoyuki Shibata

Bobotá

The Poetry of the World’s Oldest Cookbooks

Our PEN World Voices Festival Itinerary

Three Translators Respond to “Arrival”