Black Box Named Like to Me \;challenge s the limits of syntax and image to hold the full scope of the imaginary i n its grasp\, touching on questions of motherhood\, the future\, memory\, and the acquisition of language. The page is a zone for play\, here\, both in the translation and the original Spanish\; words and ideas undergo rad ical transformation to best serve the purpose of the poems\, shapeshifting at will. Vocal momentum drives these poems onward and outward with a forc e that is just as funny as it is poignant. It is Garza Islas&rsquo\; first book\, and the first to be translated into English.
\nCal Paule&nbs p\;is a translator\, poet\, and teacher from Saint Paul\, MN. Their work h as appeared in \;Waxwing\, \;Reading in Translation\, \;Asympt ote\, and elsewhere. They are an MFA candidate in literary translation at the University of Arkansas\, where they are the comics editor at \;The Arkansas International. They teach gender studies.
\nDiana Garza Is las \;(Santiago\, Nuevo Leó\;n\, Mé\;xico\, 1985) is the a uthor of \;Caja negra que se llame como a mí\; \;(Bonobos)\, \;Adió\;s y buenas tardes\, Condesita Quitanieve \;(El Pala cio de la Fatalidad)\, and \;Catá\;logo razonado de alambremader itas para hembra con monó\;culo y posible calavera \;(Conarte). Excerpts from this yellow cycle of books can be found in the anthology&nbs p\;En el fondo todo poema es yo de niñ\;a mirá\;ndola \;(L a Cleta Cartonera). She published \;El sol es verde si lo miras \; (UANL) as part of a green cycle of books. She is also the author of two ch apbooks\, \;Primer infolio de las Vidas reunidas de Almerí\;a Sm arck \;(UAEMEX) and \;La czarigü\;eya escribe \;(An.Alfa.B eta).
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