Craig Epplin is an associate professor of Spanish at Portland State University and author of Late Book Culture in Argentina (Bloomsbury Academic, 2014). He is currently at work on a study of the representation of underground space—mines, the Metro, tunnels, and graves—in recent Mexican literature.
Craig Epplin
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Cristina Rivera Garza: “the traces that shelter us”
One novelist spotlights an object, feeling, or sensation where the relay between past and present, or present and future, becomes visible.
Inside the Map: On Two Novels by Pola Oloixarac
One of Jorge Luis Borges’s most enduring fictions is the one-paragraph story “Del rigor en la ciencia” (“On Exactitude in Science”). Structured as a fragment of …
