Author, translator, and critic Cristina Rivera Garza is the author of six novels, three of which have been translated into English: No One Will See Me Cry, The Iliac Crest, and The Taiga Syndrome. She is the founder of the PhD program in creative writing in Spanish and distinguished professor at the University of Houston.

• GratulabundusIntroduction: Writing and NecropoliticsUndead Authors: The Autobiographical and David Markson (1927-2010)Communalist WritingsDisappropriation Forward: Geological Writings, 'Shareng,' and a New Assembly of Reader-PractitionersUses of the Archive: From The Historical Novel to Documentary WritingMy Journey through Transkrit: Planetary, Sporadic, ExphonicBrief Missives from Pompeii: The Production of PresentThe Green Camera: Brief Vistas from Spanish-Speaking Writers at the PeriÓdico De PoesÍaWriting as a Practice of Communality against ViolenceLet's Be Stubborn: On Receiving the 2017 Excelencia En Las Letras JosÉ Emilio Pacheco Award

Author, translator, and critic Cristina Rivera Garza is the author of six novels, three of which have been translated into English: No One Will See Me Cry, The Iliac Crest, and The Taiga Syndrome. She is the founder of the PhD program in creative writing in Spanish and distinguished professor at the University of Houston.

• GratulabundusIntroduction: Writing and NecropoliticsUndead Authors: The Autobiographical and David Markson (1927-2010)Communalist WritingsDisappropriation Forward: Geological Writings, 'Shareng,' and a New Assembly of Reader-PractitionersUses of the Archive: From The Historical Novel to Documentary WritingMy Journey through Transkrit: Planetary, Sporadic, ExphonicBrief Missives from Pompeii: The Production of PresentThe Green Camera: Brief Vistas from Spanish-Speaking Writers at the PeriÓdico De PoesÍaWriting as a Practice of Communality against ViolenceLet's Be Stubborn: On Receiving the 2017 Excelencia En Las Letras JosÉ Emilio Pacheco Award

Author, translator, and critic Cristina Rivera Garza is the author of six novels, three of which have been translated into English: No One Will See Me Cry, The Iliac Crest, and The Taiga Syndrome. She is the founder of the PhD program in creative writing in Spanish and distinguished professor at the University of Houston.

• GratulabundusIntroduction: Writing and NecropoliticsUndead Authors: The Autobiographical and David Markson (1927-2010)Communalist WritingsDisappropriation Forward: Geological Writings, 'Shareng,' and a New Assembly of Reader-PractitionersUses of the Archive: From The Historical Novel to Documentary WritingMy Journey through Transkrit: Planetary, Sporadic, ExphonicBrief Missives from Pompeii: The Production of PresentThe Green Camera: Brief Vistas from Spanish-Speaking Writers at the PeriÓdico De PoesÍaWriting as a Practice of Communality against ViolenceLet's Be Stubborn: On Receiving the 2017 Excelencia En Las Letras JosÉ Emilio Pacheco Award