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Elizabeth Bell
Elizabeth Bell is a San Francisco writer and translator. Her translations from Spanish have appeared in Kenyon Review, Fiction, and Berkeley Fiction Review, among other various periodicals, and in books such as Light From a Nearby Window: Contemporary Mexican Poetry (City Lights, 1994), The Best of Contemporary Mexican Fiction (Dalkey Press, 2009) and Island of My Hunger: Cuban Poetry Today (City Lights, 2007). She has also translated numerous French bandes dessinées, including Max Cabanes' award-winning Colin-Maillard (Heartthrobs, Catalan Communications, NY). In 1997 she and co-translator Moazzam Sheikh received India's Katha Prize, awarded for translations of world-class literature written in India's minority languages, for the English version of "Sheesha Ghat," written in Urdu by Naiyer Masud. |
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Possession (1997), Fires (1999),
New World/New Words (2007) |
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Spanish, French |
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obispa@sbcglobal.net |
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last update:
June 5, 2009 |
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