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laia jufresa & valeria luiselli in BOMB magazine

It would be ridiculous to say that going to museums makes you a better painter. It just doesn’t.

Posted byannalia luna09.16.201612.14.2017Posted inlong readsTags:bomb magazine, interview, laia jufresa, literature in translation, mexico, mexico city, read women, translation, umami, valeria luiselliLeave a comment on laia jufresa & valeria luiselli in BOMB magazine

review: UMAMI by laia jufresa (translation: sophie hughes)

Grief, though, is neither defined by culture nor constrained by time.

Posted byannalia luna09.14.201603.07.2017Posted inreviewTags:book review, female author, fiction, laia jufresa, literature in translation, mexico city, mine, sophie hughes, the rumpus, translation, umamiLeave a comment on review: UMAMI by laia jufresa (translation: sophie hughes)

Q&A w/ laia jufresa, sophie hughes

“I didn’t use to care but it bothers me more and more, somehow, to read book after book never finding a woman in it that isn’t a glaring stereotype—the whore or the mother.”

Posted byannalia luna09.14.201603.07.2017Posted inQ&ATags:brazos bookstore, feature, fiction, laia jufresa, literature in translation, mexico city, mine, Q&A, read women, sophie hughes, translation, umamiLeave a comment on Q&A w/ laia jufresa, sophie hughes
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