
Volume 1,
Number 14.
May,
2020
The fourteenth issue of Latin American Literature Today features dossiers dedicated to the dislocated writing of Latin American authors based in the United States and the gothic fiction of Mariana Enriquez, plus reflections on writing in a second language by Fabio Morábito, an interview with 2019 Alfaguara Prize winner Patricio Pron, and exclusive translation previews from Guadalupe Nettel, Gabriela Wiener, and Luis Alejandro Ordóñez.
Table of Contents
Editor's Note
- by Marcelo Rioseco
Featured Author: Mariana Enriquez
- by Arthur Malcolm Dixon, Mariana Enriquez
- by Ana Gallego Cuiñas
- by Pablo Brescia
- by Pablo Brescia
DISLOCATING WRITING: LATIN AMERICA REWRITE UNITED STATES
- by Claudia Salazar Jiménez
- by Cristina Rivera Garza
- by Rodrigo Hasbún
- by Gisela Heffes
Brazilian Literature
- by César Ferreira, Lucrecia Zappi, Susana Antunes
Fiction
- by Alejandro Jodorowsky
- by Manuel Rojas
- by Aída Bortnik
Poetry
- by Alex Maldonado Lizardi
- by Ricardo Montiel
- by Zakarías Zafra
Essays
- by Fabio Morábito
- by Fabio Morábito
- by Christian Elguera
Interviews
- by Ansley Miller, Audrey Lorio, Daniel Salinas Basave, Joseph M. Towle
- by Claudia Cavallin, Patricio Pron
Indigenous Literature
- by Xun Betan
- by Jarol Segura Rivera
- by Ashanti Dinah Orozco-Herrera
- by Jorge Alberto Tapia Ortiz
Translation Previews and New Releases
- by Luis Alejandro Ordóñez
- by Gabriela Wiener
- by Guadalupe Nettel
On Translation: Seeking Publisher
- by Denise Kripper, Ellen Jones
Nota Bene
- by LALT Team
Book Reviews
- by César Ferreira
- by Israel Centeno
- by Irma Torregrosa
- by Ramón Alvarado Ruiz
- by Ricardo Herrera Alarcón
- by Arianna Tognelli
- by Zachary D’Orsi
- by Víctor Carreño
- by Mabel Cuesta
- by Paul Guillén
- by William Clary