Volume 1,
Number 8.
November,
2018
The eighth issue of Latin American Literature pays homage to Nicaraguan writer and politician Sergio Ramírez, winner of the 2017 Cervantes Prize and an important voice in a country currently gripped by crisis. We also feature poetry from Octavio Armand, as well as special sections dedicated to four indigenous writers of Mexico and Guatemala, bilingual sci-fi from Worldcon 76, and the poetry of Marosa di Giorgio, Olga Orozco, and Elena Garro.
Table of Contents
Editor's Note
- by Marcelo Rioseco
Featured Author: Sergio Ramírez
- by Sergio Ramírez
- by Sergio Ramírez, Tulio Hernández
- by José Juan Colín
- by Nicasio Urbina
Dossier: Octavio Armand
- by Octavio Armand, Roberto Cantú
- by Octavio Armand
- by Octavio Armand
- by Rafael Rojas
- by Alejandro Sebastiani Verlezza
- by Johan Gotera
Latin American Science Fiction
- by Libia Brenda, Richard Zela
- by Julia Rios
- by David Bowles
- by Iliana Vargas
- by Pepe Rojo
- by Libia Brenda, Stephen C. Tobin
Fiction
- by Alberto Chimal
Poetry
Essays
- by Patricia Cerda
- by María José Navia
Interviews
- by Ricardo Cárcamo, Scott Weintraub
- by Denise Kripper, Heather Cleary
- by Claudia Cavallin, Felipe Restrepo Pombo
Indigenous Literature
Translation Previews and New Releases
- by Gabriela Cantú Westendarp
- by Mónica Ojeda
Nota Bene
- by LALT Team
Book Reviews
- by Arthur Dixon
- by J. David Osborne
- by Kevin Canfield
- by Edward Waters Hood
- by Elidio La Torre Lagares
- by Arturo Gutiérrez Plaza
- by Pablo Brescia
- by Vincent Moreno
- by Toloo Riazi
- by Diego Alfaro
- by Sebastián Diez
