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during a visit to Mexico that lasted thirty–three years, he learned the translator’s craft and dealt with material in practically any

is a Guatemalan–born writer and translator. He is the author of the novel Life in the Damn Tropics (Wisconsin University Press, 2004).

is Lewis–Sebring Professor in Latin American and Latino Culture at Amherst College. His books include The Hispanic Condition (1995), On

in his long and distinguished career as an editor and translator, he translated work by Vincente Aleixandre, Roque Dalton, Enrique Lihn, Nicanor

has translated several books of poetry, including Melodious Women by Marjorie Agosin. She is currently a medical interpreter at Shriners

is a Mexican poet and works full time at the Foreign Language Department of the University of Campeche, in the South East of Mexico.

has been translating Cardenal since 1970: With Walker in Nicaragua and Other Early Poems, 1949–1954 and From Nicaragua, With Love: Poems

taught Spanish for thirty–one years at the Belmont Hill School in Boston, Ma. He currently is living in Queensbury, NY.

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