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Silvia Rothlisberger

The Queens of Sarmiento Park by Camila Sosa Villada (trans. Kit Maude) — Silvia Rothlisberger

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The Queens of Sarmiento Park opens at the end of the 1990s with a scene in Sarmiento Park, […]

@MinorLits 15/02/2023 Book reviews

“I had a feeling that the ‘hearer’ of my story was always very close, within the reach of my oral voice, as if I were telling the story around a fire”: An Interview with Karina Lickorish Quinn — Silvia Rothlisberger

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Karina Lickorish Quinn is a British-Peruvian author based in London. Her debut novel The Dust Never Settles tells […]

tobiasvryan 05/05/2022 Interviews

“Catalans really have a beautiful culture of literature, that I think a lot of cultures might learn a thing or two from”: An interview with Douglas Suttle of Fum d’Estampa Press — Silvia Rothlisberger

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Fum d’Estampa Press was launched in 2019 by Douglas Suttle to translate Catalan language poetry, fiction, and essays […]

tobiasvryan 25/01/2022 Interviews

“In a world where routine has become the norm, only the eccentrics can really see”: An Interview with author Carlos Fonseca — Silvia Rothlisberger

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Carlos Fonseca’s second novel, Natural History (translated from Spanish by Megan McDowell), is woven around multiple stories: fiction […]

@MinorLits 13/01/2022 Interviews

Slash and Burn by Claudia Hernández (trans. Julia Sanches) — Silvia Rothlisberger

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“They were still compañeras-in-struggle. She likes the fact that she still uses her alias. She, on the other […]

@MinorLits 24/02/2021 Book reviews

‘The rhythm, the music, the melody of my writing is imposed by my characters’ – an interview with Ariana Harwicz by Silvia Rothlisberger

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Ariana Harwicz is one of the most radical figures in Argentinean literature. Since moving to France she has […]

@MinorLits 05/05/2020 Interviews

‘I wanted to write a novel that felt really oral’ — an interview with Yara Rodrigues Fowler by Silvia Rothlisberger

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Yara Rodrigues Fowler is a British Brazilian writer from South London. Yara was shortlisted for the Sunday Times […]

@MinorLits 23/04/2020 Interviews

“Translating sends me into rabbit holes of meaning and semantics and the magic of language and the way it can create worlds” — An interview with Juana Adcock, by Silvia Rothlisberger

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Juana Adcock is a Mexican poet and literary translator based in Glasgow working in English and Spanish. She […]

@MinorLits 17/03/2020 Interviews

Orphan Worlds: An Interview with Giuseppe Caputo — Silvia Rothlisberger

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An Orphan World is Giuseppe Caputo’s first novel and it tells the love story of two men: a […]

@MinorLits 11/02/2020 Interviews
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