Dreamers Rise

Today, entirely by accident, I learned of the existence of this bundle of eight chapbooks published in 2017 by the Center for Humanities at ...

Translated, with permission, from Tororo's French original at A Nice Slice of Tororo Shiru . The year 2014 has been decreed the año Co...

Julio Cortázar's Historias de cronopios y de famas, a volume of short, unclassifiable whimsical fables and texts, was published by Fran...

The letter below was sent to the American writer Toby Olson on October 1, 1971. A few weeks earlier the poet Paul Blackburn, Julio Cortázar...

This dust jacket is so similar in style and lettering to the one used for Hopscotch that you'd think it would have to be by George Sal...

Paul Blackburn and Cortázar were exchanging correspondence about the translation of this book of whimsical stories and fables as early as 1...

The idea of translating selections from Cortázar's work must have been in Paul Blackburn's mind at least from April 1958, when the ...

In the final paragraph of a letter to Paul Blackburn written from Vienna in September 1961, Cortázar shared a bit of news with his agent and...

The first of Cortázar's books to appear in English, The Winners (Los premios) was published by Pantheon in 1965 in a translation by El...

Update 2014: the discussion below is now very much out-of-date, but I'll leave it up in case it's of use to anyone. Julio Cortázar...