I guess he did go quietly into that good night!
24.02.2026 18:12
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I guess he did go quietly into that good night!
Is it the case that there is a (Bob) Dylan Review but not a Dylan (Thomas) Review? In this case, we have the answer to Michelle Pfeiffer's comparison of Dylan vs Dylan in Dangerous Minds (1995).
Iced tea?
Efraín was one of my professors while he visited USC. His teaching, his books on Vargas Llosa, Borges, and Peruvian indigenismo, and his masterful essays, in particularly, "Considering Coldly . . ." (in New Left Review 15, 2002), have left a. profound influence on my writing. He will be missed.
It's great. (I just taught it in class and students loved it). But is it as characteristic a film noir as "Out of the Past"?
But getting on the Black Cat's naughty list might get you flayed!
Maybe its the start of your anti-British body horror novel.
A huge thank you for @juanedecastro.bsky.social for his time and unlimited knowledge on Gabriel García Marquez and Mario Vargas Llosa and sharing it with us on the Colombia Calling podcast.
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Thanks so much for having me over. It was a lot of fun!
It would be a pleasure--though I have to be honest, I haven't watched the Netflix GGM adaptation. (If you feel that's important, I could give, the first couple of episodes, a look).
New release on Latin American critical theory and literary dialogues! 📖 This volume by @marcoramirezrojas.bsky.social and José Carlos Díaz Zanelli comprehensively examines key issues such as translatability, geographical imaginaries & editorial networks.
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My contribution to Forma's Debates on the state of Latin American criticism is available. Thanks to Stephen Buttes and
@jose-eduardo.bsky.social for asking me to collaborate.
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I guess it's an example of transculturation.
Mexican? Buffalo wings and pizza?
Wordling Latin America: Corpus, Praxis, and Global Networks, edited by Marco Ramírez Rojas and José Carlos Zanelli is available. Proud to have my "José Carlos Mariátegui: Eurocentrism, Indigeneity, the Avant-Garde, and World Literature" included in the anthology:
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¡Gracias!
No, no las había visto.
At first I read Brigadoon instead of High Noon and was a bit surprised.
Worldling Latin America edited by Marco Ramírez Rojas and José Carlos Díaz Zanelli is up on Google Books. Proud that my "José Carlos Mariátegui: Eurocentrism, Indigeneity, the Avant-Garde and World Literature" is included in this important critical anthology.
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LREZ also sung in Spanish, but I think Nasty Sex is their best known song.
I think it’s great! Also part of the Y tu mamá también soundtrack.
But how can you not approve of this song?
Confío que mencione a las momias de los incas
Este año fallecieron dos de mis críticos más admirados: primero, Fredric Jameson, y, ahora, Beariz Sarlo. Para mí, su Borges, un escritor en las orillas y Escenas de la vida posmoderna son obras claves.
My book Bread and Beauty is 40% off ($18) as part of the sale at Haymarket Books .
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I suspect book 20--Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea--is biographically/chronologically book 1.
It seems that my institution--and my colleagues--are joyfully embracing AI.
¡Gracias!
In homage to the truly great Fredric Jameson: I remember that during the first international conference I attended, the main speaker-whose name I've forgotten-a white, German, Ivy-league professor of African American lit, told the audience not to listen to patriarchs like Fredric Jameson.
