Irmgard Emmelhainz is an independent translator, writer, researcher, and lecturer based in Mexico City. Her writings on film, the Palestine Question, art, cinema, culture, and neoliberalism have been translated into several languages and presented at an array of international venues. She is the author of The Tyranny of Common Sense: Mexico's Post-Neoliberal Conversion, El cielo estÁ incompleto: Cuaderno de viaje en Palestina, and Jean-Luc Godard's Political Filmmaking.

Praise for the Spanish edition:  “A collage of visions that goes through a spectrum of the war between Palestine and Israel from first hand experience and with different voices… a drawing of how one lives under one of the most urgent political conflicts today.”—Fran Zabaleta, author of Viaje al interior: 80 días en furgo por la España olvidada  “The Sky Is Incomplete recounts in diary form the author’s experience of itinerant life in one of the areas of greatest indefinite conflict in history… Creating a voice to talk about this conflict through personal experience was fundamental for Emmelhainz, who presents a dialogue with nods to admired writers who have debated this conflict.”—Azaneth Cruz for Reporte Índigo

• Introduction to the English EditionIntroduction to the Spanish EditionThe Sky Is IncompleteBibliography

Irmgard Emmelhainz is an independent translator, writer, researcher, and lecturer based in Mexico City. Her writings on film, the Palestine Question, art, cinema, culture, and neoliberalism have been translated into several languages and presented at an array of international venues. She is the author of The Tyranny of Common Sense: Mexico's Post-Neoliberal Conversion, El cielo estÁ incompleto: Cuaderno de viaje en Palestina, and Jean-Luc Godard's Political Filmmaking.

Praise for the Spanish edition:  “A collage of visions that goes through a spectrum of the war between Palestine and Israel from first hand experience and with different voices… a drawing of how one lives under one of the most urgent political conflicts today.”—Fran Zabaleta, author of Viaje al interior: 80 días en furgo por la España olvidada  “The Sky Is Incomplete recounts in diary form the author’s experience of itinerant life in one of the areas of greatest indefinite conflict in history… Creating a voice to talk about this conflict through personal experience was fundamental for Emmelhainz, who presents a dialogue with nods to admired writers who have debated this conflict.”—Azaneth Cruz for Reporte Índigo

• Introduction to the English EditionIntroduction to the Spanish EditionThe Sky Is IncompleteBibliography