Heather Cleary, Dahlia de La Cerda and Dolores Reyes

Join us for an illuminating panel discussion featuring Heather Cleary, Dahlia de la Cerda, and Dolores Reyes as they explore the dynamic landscape of Latin American narratives in the U.S. This event brings together three influential voices whose work intersects across translation, feminism, and the vibrant cultural exchange between Latin America and the United States.

Heather Cleary, an esteemed translator, has played a pivotal role in bringing Latin American literature to English-speaking audiences, translating works by celebrated authors and helping to bridge cultural divides. Her expertise in translation will offer insights into the challenges and rewards of making Latin American narratives accessible to a broader audience.

Dahlia de la Cerda, a Mexican writer and feminist activist, is known for her powerful stories and essays that tackle issues of gender violence, inequality, and social justice. Her work resonates deeply with the feminist movement and highlights the struggles and resilience of women in Latin America, making her a crucial voice in contemporary Latin American literature.

Dolores Reyes, the Argentine author of the critically acclaimed novel Eartheater ('Cometierra'), brings a unique blend of magical realism and social commentary to her storytelling. Her work delves into the harsh realities of life in Argentina, exploring themes of violence, poverty, and the supernatural through the lens of a young girl with extraordinary abilities.

This conversation will delve into how these three voices contribute to the ongoing dialogue about feminism, cultural identity, and the power of storytelling in Latin America. It’s an essential event for anyone interested in the cross-cultural currents that shape the literary landscape in the U.S. and beyond.

Simultaneous interpretation from Spanish to English available