Description
Translation may be one of the principal activities of human life if we include in that conception the individual bringing into language what is thought, felt, witnessed, imagined. But because each of us is excluded from language at some point, the transport of sense across the borderlands of utterance and script becomes even more vital to our broadest understanding of one another. With this book we are pleased to introduce three Spanish women writers of the twenty-first century. Each of the authors from this select group is currently writing and publishing in Spain. Here we present a selection of their works in Spanish and translated into English. It also should be mentioned that these writers also publish in a variety of genres such as novel, poetry, essay and drama. Other Spain/Spanish Books 1993 – Women in Thirteenth-Century Spain as Portrayed in Alfonso X’s Cantigas De Santa Maria 2007 – A Translation of Alexandro Malaspina’s Meditacon de lo Bella en la Naturaleza 2011 –
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