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A Nightmare on Trocadero Street

We are gathered here tonight to celebrate the publication of a book of translations by James Irby...
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‘Severo secreto’: Severo Sarduy’s Impossible Comeback

For Oneyda and Gustavo The transvestite does not copy: he simulates, for there is no norm that invites...
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Transfiction Theory

1. Why is it that if we all consider ourselves global people —citizens of the world is a...
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David’s Orchard

I would have liked to say the anthology or the florilegium of David Huerta; however, the multifaceted...
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Eltit, Bolaño and the New Constitution

A few years ago, on the centennial of the Querétaro Constitution, Mexican critic Vicente Quirarte compiled a...
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Borges and Trotsky: Algebra and Oblivion of Literary Creation

On December 5, 2005, at the Max Planck Institute in Bonn, Germany, the British mathematician Marcus du...
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Alone in the Museum

Kate believes she is the last living person on the planet and decides to spend her days...
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And Music Created Cuba

This book is about a paradise-like island and how it was populated by music. This story begins...
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