New from Tameme Chapbooks ~ Cuadernos: "Ghosts of the Palace of Blue Tiles" by Jorge Fernández Granados

Here's the letter that went out today:

Dear friends and amigos of Tameme:

As many of you know, Tameme recently ceased publication of the Tameme literary journal in order to focus on publishing chapbooks. Our mission is to promote English-to-Spanish and Spanish-to-English literary translation by publishing new writing from North America— Canada, the U.S., and Mexico. With the chapbooks, we celebrate and disseminate this new writing and translation in an attractive and more affordable format.

We are delighted to announce the publication of Tameme's second bilingual chapbook, "Los fantasmas del Palacio de los Azulejos" / "Ghosts of the Palace of Blue Tiles," a beautiful collection poems by one of the most outstanding Mexican poets of his generation, Jorge Fernández Granados, splendidly translated by John Oliver Simon.

Click here to read the title poem, "Los fantasmas del Palacio de los Azulejos" / "Ghosts of the Palace of Blue Tiles". The chapbook's cover painting, "Tiled Window, Seashell and View of Mexico City," is by acclaimed Mexican artist Elena Climent. Please consider purchasing a copy for yourself, for friends (it makes a great gift!), and if you teach, please also consider adopting a Tameme chapbook as a textbook. Read about our other titles, including last year's chapbook, "Carne verde, piel negra / An Avocado from Michoacan," a short story by Agustin Cadena, translated by C.M. Mayo, in the Tameme catalog.

Tameme, Inc. is a nonprofit foundation based in the state of California. Your purchase and / or donation help support quality literary translation and intercultural understanding.

Sincerely,
C.M. Mayo
Editor, Tameme www.tameme.org

P.S. More related links:
-->Jorge Fernández Granados's webpage.
-->Interview with Jorge Fernández Granados in La Jornada.
-->John Oliver Simon's webpage.
-->Recent interview on MiPOesias with editor C.M. Mayo.