From the Spanish.
Dr Giraldo was thinking, his chin daubed with lather, when a nauseating whiff drew him out of his memories. A flock of buzzards scattered on the opposite shore, frightened by the waves from the launch. The stench of rottenness hung over the wharf for a moment, mingling with the morning breeze, and even penetrated deep inside the houses.
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Seven Serpents and Seven Moons: An Excerpt from the Novel
By Demetrio Aguilera-Malta, translated by Gregory Rabassa
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Seven Serpents and Seven Moons: An Excerpt from the Novel
By Demetrio Aguilera-Malta, translated by Gregory Rabassa
From the Spanish. One day, when the Santorontónians were facing the sea throwing their harpoons, a strange thing happened. Before Crisóstomo appeared on the beach there were no fish to be […]
A Piece of Monologue
Curtain. Faint diffuse light. Speaker stands well off centre downstage audience left. White hair, white nightgown, white socks. Two metres to his left, same level, same height, standard lamp, skull-sized […]
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