Translated from the Spanish by James Storbakken I imagined,Yes, I imagined I was in a temple...
The Dreams of Scipio— A Spanish poem by Luis Cruz
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A Spirit Mystified Within Its Own Labyrinth— Pedro Licona
Translated from the Spanish by James Storbakken Ahead, a long line of wayward shadowsAnd the house...
M. Proust, J. Ruskin, and Cattleyas— James Storbakken
For they contain all the beautiful, obsolete forms of language which preserve the memory of usages...
The Calculated Sentiments of Rainer— James Storbakken
The Gazelle Gazella Dorcas Enchanted one: how shall the harmonyof two perfect words attain that...
A Picnic in the Sunshine with Knausgaard and Proust— James Storbakken
The day Karl Ove Knausgaard was to speak in Hollywood, touring to promote the U.S. debut of the...
The Importance of Ernest Resurfaced in Órgiva – James Storbakken
The dusty streets don’t care, nor do the local residents, but the blatant fact is that the town is...
Chambers and the Oases – James Storbakken
“The music hall, not poetry, is a criticism of life.”-James A. A. Joyce for Daan Yes, Thomas...