Ephemeral

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Spanish flash fiction by Miguel Lupián
English translation by Joseph Hutchison

• ISBN 978-1-61019-225-5
• $8.00 US paperback
• $0.99 US ebook coming Spring 2016
  

A haunting chapbook of flash fiction about a man documenting the last things he sees before going blind.

Hoy supe que me quedaría ciego…Por eso he comenzado a escribir: para enjaular las formas, encadenar los colores; evitar que los nudos torpes de mi futura ceguera dejen escapar a las imágenes.

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Today I knew I’d end up blind…This is why I’m starting to write: to cage the shapes, chain the colors; to keep the clumsy knots of my future blindness from letting the images slip away.

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BIOS:

MIGUEL LUPIÁN is a prolific writer of surrealism and horror. He is the director of Penumbria, a literary project based in Mexico. He maintains three blogs, but the best way to keep up with him is Twitter – @mortinatos

JOSEPH HUTCHISON, a poet and author of more than 15 books, lives in the mountains southwest of Denver, Colorado, the city where he was born. He teaches at the University of Denver’s University College, where he currently directs two programs: Arts & Culture and Global Affairs. In September 2014, he was appointed Colorado Poet Laureate by Governor John Hickenlooper. To learn more, please visit him at www.jhwriter.com