Articles by
PABLO BALER
Pablo Baler (b. Buenos Aires, 1967) is a novelist, critic and professor of Latin American literature at California State University, Los Angeles. He is the author of the novels Circa (Galerna, 1999), Chabrancán (Ediciones del Camino, 2020), and Los sentidos de la distorsión (Rialta, 2022) as well as the essay Latin-American Neo-Baroque: Senses of Distortion (Palgrave Macmillan, 2016). Baler has edited the international anthology The Next Thing: Art in the Twenty-First Century (Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 2013). His short story collection La burocracia mandarina was published by Lumme Ed., São Paulo, Brazil (2013, Portuguese translation, 2017). A graduate of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Stanford University and the University of Berkeley, Baler is also an International Research Fellow of the Centre for Fine Art Research at Birmingham City University, United Kingdom.
Interviews
The Silence Barrier: A Conversation with Roberto Echavarren about ‘Russian Nights: Autocracy and Testimony’ (2023)
In Russian Nights: Autocracy and Testimony (Vernon Press, 2023), Uruguayan poet, narrator, and essayist Roberto Echavarren reconstructs,...
Opinion
ChatGPT and the Buddha of Compassion
How great is the danger beyond all salvation.
Caotang Quing
In 1998 (or was it 1999?), during a press...
Chronicle
Atilio Pernisco and his ‘Transfixiones’
Once again, Atilio Pernisco confronts us with ourselves. But this time, his characters, shipwrecked on the brink...
Visual Arts
The Decline of Nothingness
Every something is an echo of nothing.
John Cage, Silence
A series of artistic events (just to call them...
Literature
Monterroso’s Laughter
When I write, I am always making a call for
rebellion or revolution, but I do it so...
Articles
Funes the Dopey
Kant was never in his life in the vicinity of a mountain.
It appears probable that he never...
Literature
José Kozer: an Acrobat without a Net Standing between Fullness and Emptiness. A review of ‘Letters from Hallandale’
Letters from Hallandale, a collection of texts by José Kozer (b. Havana, 1940) about his favorite authors,...