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Heather Cleary

Author

Bio

Heather Cleary is based in New York and Mexico City. Her writing has appeared in Two Lines, LitHub, and Words Without Borders, among other publications. She is the author of The Translator’s Visibility: Scenes from Contemporary Latin American Fiction, about the power of translation to challenge norms of intellectual property and propriety. Her other translations include the novels Witches by Brenda Lozano, American Delirium by Betina González, Comemadre by Roque Larraquy, and The Planets, The Dark, and The Incompletes by Sergio Chejfec, as well as a selected works of Oliverio Girondo titled Poems to Read on a Streetcar. Cleary holds a PhD in Latin American and Iberian cultures from Columbia University and teaches at Sarah Lawrence College.

Heather Cleary Books

Reservoir Bitches

Dahlia de la Cerda

Pink Slime

Fernanda Trías

Thirst

Marina Yuszczuk

How to Draw a Novel

Martin Solares

Recital of the Dark Verses

Luis Felipe Fabre

Witches

Brenda Lozano

Variations on the Body

María Ospina

American Delirium

Betina González

Mrs. Murakami's Garden

Mario Bellatin

The Incompletes

Sergio Chejfec

Comemadre

Roque Larraquy

Sociophobia

César Rendueles

The Dark

Sergio Chejfec

The Planets

Sergio Chejfec