Juan Benet, “On the Necessity of Treason,” in the Los Angeles Review of Books
Mireia Vidal-Conte, “Animal in Outline,” in Asymptote
An excerpt from Miquel de Palol’s Garden of Seven Twilights in Asymptote
Uwe Schütte on Hermann Burger in Asymptote
Hermann Burger, The Emergency Brake, in The Guardian
Manuel Vásquez Montalbán, All Desert Islands Are the Same in Words Without Borders
Francesc Garriga: Two Poems in Words Without Borders
Diego de San Pedro: The Prison of Love in Asymptote
Elvira Riveiro Tobío: Carnia Haikai in Words Without Borders
Jean Améry’s suicide notes in Asymptote
César Aira on Osvaldo Lamborghini in Asymptote
Antonio Altarriba: The Art of Flying in Words Without Borders
Marianne Fritz: Die Schwerkraft der Verhältnisse in Asymptote
Josef Winkler: Natura Morta in Asymptote
Josef Winkler: Domra, on the Shore of the Ganges in Fwriction: Review
Josef Winkler: Graveyard of Bitter Oranges in Intranslation
Josef Winkler: Graveyard of Bitter Oranges in Words Without Borders
Josef Winkler: Graveyard of Bitter Oranges in The Paris Review
Josef Winkler: When the Time Comes serialized in The Brooklyn Rail (an early version)
Josef Winkler: Natura Morta in BODY
Pere Gimferrer: Lay and other poems in The White Review
Pere Gimferrer: The Man in the Turban (from Fortuny) in Asymptote
Germán Sierra: Standards in The Quarterly Conversation
Sibylle Lacan: from A Father: Puzzle in Asymptote
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Enrique Vila-Matas, “The Fear of Europe,” in Best European Fiction 2015.
Josef Winkler, “Lassie in the Cesspit” in Flash: the International Short Story Magazine.
Josef Winkler, excerpts from When the Time Comes in Flash: the International Short Story Magazine.
Josef Winkler, excerpts from Mother and the Pencil in Best European Fiction 2016.
Jean Améry, from Charles Bovary, Country Doctor. Portrait of a Simple Man in The Review of Contemporary Fiction.
