Articles by
CARLOS A. AGUILERA
Carlos A. Aguilera (Havana, 1970). Writer. In 1995 he won the David Poetry Prize, in Havana, in 2007 the ICORN Scholarship of the Frankfurt Book Fair, and in 2015 the Cintas in Miami. His latest published books are: Umberto Peña. Bocas, dientes, cepillos, restos (monograph, 2020), Teoría de la transficción (anthology, 2020), Archivo y terror. Operaciones entre literatura, política, teatro y arte (essay, 2019), Luis Cruz Azaceta. No exit (monograph, 2016) and Matadero seis (nouvelle, 2016). He co-directed the magazine Diáspora(s) between 1997 and 2002. He coordinates the FluXus collection at Rialta. He lives in Prague.
Literature
Transfiction Theory
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Why is it that if we all consider ourselves global people —citizens of the world is a...
Interviews
Monsters and amputees in Cuban literature today. A conversation with Nancy Calomarde
Author of a book on one of the great Latin American magazines, Políticas y ficciones en Sur...
Visual Arts
The Ten Days in Mazorra of Damaris Betancourt
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Although the use of “psychological profiling” was common practice in the European communist parties of the 20th...
Interviews
Counter-surveillance. Interview with Coco Fusco
Despite the fact that in recent years it has been appearing a series of contributions ―articles, essays,...