This week’s New Yorker features a new (or at least previously untranslated or unpublished) story.
Pretty much the whole story is a dream sequence–something we see a lot of in 2666.
You can hear some of the real Enrique Lihn’s poems on YouTube.
This week’s New Yorker features a new (or at least previously untranslated or unpublished) story.
Pretty much the whole story is a dream sequence–something we see a lot of in 2666.
You can hear some of the real Enrique Lihn’s poems on YouTube.
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I haven’t read the story yet–just got my issue last night–but am excited because my friend Joseph Clayton Mills, whom I introduced to Bolano’s books earlier this summer, did the illustration.