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Translated from the Spanish by Luciana Erregue
Published: Mon Oct 25 2021
Diego Isaias Hernández Méndez, Convertiendse en Characoteles / Sorcerers Changing into Their Animal Forms (detail), 2013, oil on canvas. Arte Maya Tz’utujil Collection.
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The Solitary Cinerary Flower Ignites

Carina Sedevich, an Argentinian poet, is the author of sixteen collections, most recently Flor cineraria (2019), Grandes metales oscilantes crujen (2019), and Cuando la muerte sorprendió a Fassbinder (2020). Her work has been translated into Italian and Portuguese. Sedevich edits the literary magazine Ardea at the University of Villa María in Córdoba, where she lives and works. (updated 10/2021)

Luciana Erregue is an Argentinian-Canadian art historian, academic, writer, translator, and editor whose work has appeared in Canadian and international journals such as Polyglot Magazine and The Selkie (U.K.). A Banff Centre Literary Arts Program alum, she is the owner of Laberinto Press, Western Canada’s press for underrepresented writers and world literature in translation, and maintains the blog SpectatorCurator, where she reflects on her professional life as a hyphenated Canadian. She lives in Edmonton, Alberta. (updated 10/2021)
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