I'm honored to share that The Massachusetts Review has nominated my work for a Pushcart Prize ! The story, a haunting tale of memory, grief, and the quiet details of life in a nursing home, was written by the award-winning Portuguese author José Luís Peixoto and featured in the magazine's summer 2025 issue. I and my talented colleague Elton Uliana co-translated the author's signature incantatory prose, finding the collaborative process incredibly rewarding. To see this piece

The latest issue of The Massachusetts Review includes my co-translation with esteemed colleague and friend Elton Uliana. Titled "The...

Today sees the publication of this beauty , which includes, among all the stunning art and innovative, my nonfiction prose poem "Summer,...

It is such a thrill to announce that I and the Brazilian author I've been translating, Állex Leilla, have signed with Foreshore...

When asked to curate a special portfolio on translation for West Branch magazine's online edition, Wired, I jumped at the chance to...

The latest issue of West Branch includes my translation of a short story by Brazilian writer Állex Leilla, her first publication in...

I'm proud to share my most recently publication, an intensely personal essay on disability and the translator's invisibility: "First I...