Amanda Hopkinson

Amanda Hopkinson translates from Spanish, Portuguese, and French, focusing mainly on contemporary fiction from Latin America. Her translations include Dead Horsemeat by Dominique Manotti (cotranslated with Ros Schwartz), Money to Burn by Ricardo Piglia and Paulo Coelho’s Devil and Miss Prym.

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Fiction | Issue 121

Violeta

Miguel Del Castillo

‘As if they longed to dive in but somehow couldn’t manage to.’

Essays & Memoir | Issue 121

The Andes of Martin Chambí

Martin Chambí & Amanda Hopkinson

‘Chambi's mission was to portray the dignity and traditions of his people through their lives and labours, and he was well aware of the significance of his undertaking.’

Amanda Hopkinson

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Violeta

Miguel Del Castillo

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The Andes of Martin Chambí

Martin Chambí & Amanda Hopkinson

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Fiction | Issue 121

Fiction | Issue 121

Essays & Memoir | Issue 121

Essays & Memoir | Issue 121