Conversations about Literature and Culture Today Daniel Shapiro & Alicia Borinsky

The Center of Latin American Studies and the Department of Romance Studies are pleased to invite you to a conversation and reading by Daniel Shapiro and Alicia Borinsky.

Daniel Shapiro’s poems, prose, and translations have been published in The American Poetry Review, Black Warrior Review, BOMB, Brooklyn Rail, CNN.com, Confrontation, and The Oxford Book of Latin American Poetry. He is the translator of Cipango by Chilean poet Tomás Harris (Bucknell University Press, 2010). Shapiro has been awarded translation fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts and PEN. He is the Editor of Review.

Alicia Borinsky’s most recent poetry collections in bilingual form are Frivolous Women and Other Sinners, Lost Cities go to Paradise (Swan Isle Press), and My Husband’s Woman. She has been anthologized, translated and published internationally.

Sponsored by the Boston University Center for Latin American Studies and the Geddes Lecture Fund of the Department of Romance Studies.