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“I have always loved lighthouses” — An Interview with Nicholas Royle, by Thom Cuell

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Pharricide, by Vincent de Swarte, is a dark, lyrical, complex and at times grotesque novella. Set in the […]

@MinorLits 20/11/2019 Interviews

Three Mbya Guaraní Stories — Elisa Taber

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The following are three metonymically translated stories. They pertain to ethnographic statements compiled and translated into Spanish by […]

@MinorLits 15/11/2019 Experimental

Alberto Prunetti: “I have a degree, but I still have to earn a living in a working class job. That’s why I am proudly writing working class novels” — Vito Laterza

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Alberto Prunetti was born in a Tuscan steel town in 1973. He is the author of five novels […]

@MinorLits 24/10/2019 Interviews

George Henson: “I refuse to anglicize a text just to make readers’ lives easier” — Frank Garrett

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Literary translator George Henson has made a name for himself tackling the task of bringing Mexico’s genre-bending writer […]

@MinorLits 04/04/2019 Interviews

Faint Signals — Daniela Cascella

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Some time ago I understood those verses in which Pier Paolo Pasolini wrote that death is not in […]

@MinorLits 07/09/2018 Essays

Translation is Personal — Gary Michael Perry

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Para o Ricardo As a bookseller dedicated to the promotion of fiction in translation, I’m often asked why, […]

@MinorLits 09/07/2018 Essays

Malacqua by Nicola Pugliese (Shaun Whiteside trans.) — Dan Ivec

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Nicola Pugliese’s Malacqua comes to the English-speaking readership as a mysterious secret. Passionately discovered and published by Italo […]

@MinorLits 14/06/2018 Book reviews

On Headlessness — Jessica Sequeira

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The phenomenological condition of headlessness — that is, the absence of a head — has a curiously rich history in Western literature […]

@MinorLits 21/03/2018 Essays

Tongue-Strabush (A Personal Dictionary) — Paul McQuade

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Ashet From the French assiette. The first time I hear the word ashet is in my mother’s kitchen. The word dances on my […]

@MinorLits 02/08/2017 Experimental

Translating Heart and Soul — John Hodgson

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I have just read Southeaster, a novel by the Argentine writer Haroldo Conti. For the translator, Jon Lindsay […]

@MinorLits 14/11/2016 Essays

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