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Co-Translation Published in The Massachusetts Review

  • Amanda
  • Jul 15
  • 1 min read
Image of a magazine cover with an artistic photo of a stylized blue whale hovering over a glittering pond with rocks. Vertically down the left side of the cover are the words The Massachusetts Review. At the top is the phrase A Quarterly of Literature, the Arts, and Public Affairs. And at the bottom appears the magazine's logo, a linked MR with Summer 2025 written above.

The latest issue of The Massachusetts Review includes my co-translation with esteemed colleague and friend Elton Uliana. Titled "The Woman Who Dreamed" ("A mulher que sonhava") by the award-winning author José Luís Peixoto, "one of the most surprising revelations in Portuguese literature" (José Saramago), this incantatory tale follows an elderly woman drifting in and out of dream and memory, as she goes about the small moments of her day in the nursing home. As a compendium to

the print issue, Mass Review featured Elton and me in an online interview, where we talk literary inspiration, translation, and past lives. To read more, pick up a copy of this stunning magazine, brimming with art and world literature.

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