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El Cuaderno Perdido: An Interview with José Luis Amores

An interview with Jose Luis Amores, who translated Evan Dara’s first novel, The Lost Scrapbook.

Posted byThe Evan Dara AffinityFebruary 28, 2017June 4, 2017Posted inEvan DaraTags:el cuaderno perdido, The Lost Scrapbook, translation, william vollmann4 Comments on El Cuaderno Perdido: An Interview with José Luis Amores

Something Always Going On

Something always going on—

It has been almost 3 and a half years since Evan Dara published his third novel, Flee, which confirmed something that a small but steadfast circle of committed readers already understood: that Dara is as good as any living American novelist.

Posted byThe Evan Dara AffinityFebruary 5, 2017June 4, 2017Posted inEvan DaraTags:david foster wallace, Flee, richard powers, william vollmann1 Comment on Something Always Going On

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