domingo, noviembre 01, 2015
The Portable Museum, Issue 3
Portable Museum Issue 3
An Electronic Collection of Literature in Translation
In The Portable Museum, readers will discover extraordinary short stories by some of the best authors from Spain and Latin America. Issue 3 is the first in a two-part series highlighting some of Buenos Aires’s greatest talents, many of them appearing in English for the first time.
This collection of short stories is the first in a two-part series highlighting some of Buenos Aires’s greatest talents. Readers will discover Argentinian authors, many of whom are appearing in English here for the very first time: Fernanda García Lao, J.P. Zooey, Majo Moirón, Federico Levín, and Mariano Fiszman.
Fernanda García Lao wryly dissects a lounge singer’s loneliness as she rides out a storm aboard a luxury cruise liner in “Shipwreck.” In “Like an Artificial Sun,” by J.P. Zooey, a Holocaust survivor prone to metaphysical musings offers a curious account of how she escaped from her technology-mad captors. Majo Moirón’s “The Zonda Wind” explores the oppressive quiet of provincial life as a young couple makes a new start in rural Argentina. In “Dream Biography of a Runner,” Federico Levín wrings heart-breaking humor from a pro athlete’s melancholy childhood in Jamaica. And Mariano Fiszman uses bold prose to tell of two travelers dealing with a small town’s menacing mistrust in “A Tourist Couple.”
Cover art by Paulo Novoa.
Teoría del tacto, reseña en Cuadernos Hispanoamericanos
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