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Apocrypha

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Mysteries of Yesteryear

It actually wasn’t that hard to invoke spirits around a table. They were everywhere.

No. 30 • Joan Perucho


 

Diary

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The Monkey in the Whirlpool

That was the end of the dream. And then the man covered his face and began to cry, because he was reminded of his dead father, who once told him he had a gift.

No. 28 • Selva Almada


 

Portfolio

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The Travelogues of Ahmad Fа̄ris Shidyа̄q

The concept of civilization has acquired such popularity.

No. 27 • Ahmad Fа̄ris Shidyа̄q


 

Cities

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Vale Lutetia

The suburbs of the avant-city appeared to me suddenly speckled with singing colors, papered with charming surprises.

No. 26 • Giorgio de Chirico


 

Fiction

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Death by Dying

She says I’m always doing bad things, and maybe she’s right, but if I don’t do them I get bored.

No. 25 • Jenn Díaz


 

Portfolio

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Unfit for the Front Line

The painter in Italy during the First World War.

No. 24 • Giorgio de Chirico


 

Cahiers

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Time’s Weather

I let myself be carried by my language as if it were endowed with tiny wings.

No. 23 • Friederike Mayröcker


 

Poetry

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The Book of Petitions

Who will find lost time / who will tie it to the foot of the bed.

No. 23 • Vénus Khoury-Ghata


 

Fiction

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Interiors

While Villagrán waited on the other side of the curtain for her to get undressed, he began to hope that there was something truly unusual wrong.

No. 22 • Andrea Maturana


 

Focus

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Backstroke

Sometimes I ask myself: How many swimming pools have I encountered throughout my life?

No. 01 • Yoko Ogawa


 

Fiction

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My Brother Walter

My brother Walter is depressed.

No. 10 • Samanta Schweblin