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Closure

By Omotara James

Brandon Taylor: “The story can’t be so loyal to one character that it betrays another”

By Brandon Taylor and Adam Dalva

Administrator

By Sam Munson
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Untitled IX, 1982

By Victoria Chang

Flávio de Araújo

Flávio de Araújo (b. 1975) is a contemporary poet from Paraty, Brazil, who comes from a family of caiçara fishermen. His debut poetry collection, Zangareio, was published in conjunction with the 2008 Paraty International Literary Festival. Araújo has also been a featured reader at the International Literary Festival of Porto de Galinhas-Pernambuco, the International Literature Festival in Havana, Cuba, and the Salvador Díaz Mirón Iberoamericano Festival of Poetry in Las Choapas, Mexico.
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Caiçara Song

By Flávio de Araújo, translated from Portuguese by Rachel Morgenstern-Clarren July 16, 2012

My fishhook snagged two catfish / three squid on the zangareio

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