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Essay in Electric Literature

Amanda
Apr 1, 2022
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I'm proud to share my most recently publication, an intensely personal essay on disability and the translator's invisibility: "First I disappeared. Then I became a translator. It's supposed to happen the other way around." Read more at Electric Literature.

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