Robin Myers
- Brooklyn. Archipelago Books. 2024. 72 pages. The poetry of Eliana Hernández-Pachón’s The Brush explores the limits of language to communicate horror, centering on one of the worst mas…
- Weston, Florida / Austin, Texas. Katakana Editores / Hablemos Escritoras. 2023. 297 pages. You may be excused for thinking Rosa Beltrán is the best novelist you hadn’t heard of—global…
- Rochester, New York. Open Letter. 2023. 180 pages. The Argentina-born writer Andrés Neuman made quite the splash with his Traveler of the Century (2009), a voluminous novel cut from the cloth of early…
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Jorge Tacla, Identidad Oculta 25 (2013), oil and marble powder on canvas, 64 x 78 in. / Copyright by Jorge Tacla Translator’s note: The title of Carlos Soto-Román’s 11 isn…
- Photo by Alex Pasarelu / Unsplash A new mother in Mexico contemplates the future—for her daughter, for all of us. On February 1, 2020, as I was giving birth in Mexico City, fifty-four people…
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Photo: Steve Oprey/Pixabay In this story from Milena Solot’s manuscript A Possible Place, the recently named matron of a successful whorehouse in Mexico City walks into the car…