Mariana Dimópulos is an Argentinian writer and translator. She has published three novels, many short stories and recently an essay on the German philosopher and critic Walter Benjamin.
As a cultural journalist, she contributes to the feuilleton of the most popular newspaper in Argentina. At the University of Buenos Aires she is a lecturer on Translation Theory. She has translated Walter Benjamin, Theodor W. Adorno, Robert Musil and J. M. Coetzee, among others. Her second novel, All my Goodbyes (Cada despedida), has just been published by Giramondo in Sydney, inaugurating the series “Southern Latitudes”.
Mariana will be a writer in residence in August to September 2018. This position is sponsored by the ARC Discovery Project “Other Worlds: Forms of World Literature”, a partnership between Western Sydney University and the University of Adelaide.
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Writing From the South: Writers in Conversation and Public Literary Readings
State Library of NSW, 10-12 April, 2019
“All My Goodbyes”: Translation and Intercultural Exchange
Australian National University, Allan Barton Forum
A Night of Prose – Mariana Dimópulos and Ariel Magnus
Thursday 22nd August, 7pm
Mariana Dimópulos – Literary Reading and Q&A
Western Sydney University.
Mariana Dimópulos at Gleebooks – In Conversation with Ivor Indyk
6:30pm, Gleebooks, Glebe, Sydney.
Mariana Dimópulos at Monash University – in conversation with translator
Mariana Dimópulos in conversation with translator, Alice Whitmore
Mariana Dimópulos at Paperback Books, Melbourne – on “All My Goodbyes”
Paperback Bookshop, 60 Bourke St, Melbourne, 6pm