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To celebrate the wonderful Press that is Dalkey Archive, the Americas Society's Literature Department held a reading that featured Mexican author Ćlvaro Enrigue, Spanish author Eduardo Lago, and translators Alejandro Branger and Rowan Ricardo Phillips.
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Looking for an interesting read about theĀ Americas Society's Literature Department's hometown? Then check out Eduardo Lago's "Call Me, Brooklyn," published by Dalkey Archive Press. While the Literature Department isn't based specifically inBrooklyn, the book does feature scenes and anecdotes that take place all over New York City. Eduardo Lago, along with other authors and translators recently published by Dalkey Archive Press, will be atĀ Americas Society/Council of the AmericasĀ on Thursday, March 27th to read selections from "Call Me, Brooklyn" and other works. Don't forget to register now and reserve your seat!
