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A Gargantuan Pulp Sphinx: On Miquel de Palol’s “The Garden of Seven Twilights”
Ben Hooyman reviews Miquel de Palol’s “The Garden of Seven Twilights.”
Ben Hooyman
Ben Hooyman is a PhD candidate in the Department of Slavic Languages at Columbia University, where he is writing a dissertation on grotesque modernism in early-20th-century Russian literature. He is currently working on several translation projects, including a collection of short stories by Russian horror writer Yuri Mamleev.
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