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Minna Proctor

  • Director, Farleigh Dickinson University
As seen in: NPR, New York Review of Books, Literary Hub, Interview Magazine, The Paris Review, Kirkus Reviews, BOMB Magazine, Literary Review, Bookforum, The Literary Review
Author of LANDSLIDE, translator of Natalia Ginzburg and Fleur Jaeggy, editor of The Literary Review
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Bruna Dantas Lobato and Ananda Lima

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By Clarice Lispector, Minna Proctor
| BOMB Magazine Verified
We first met in the 2010s, while we were both attending MFA programs in the New York area. Ananda Lima was a poet–fiction writer, and Bruna Dantas Lobato was a translator–fiction writer. Both of us are from Brazil and work in English, after pursuing higher education in the US. Even after we moved to different cities, our paths kept crossing.
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Turning Points and Revolution

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By Minna Proctor
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This is a revolutionary moment in that everything is changing. But it’s not a revolution, because most of the forces we’re all reacting to (pandemic, injustice, a massive failure to find common moral ground) are not forces put into motion by ideas. They are forces born out of neglect, accident, circumstance, bloated and calcified systems. The theme of this issue of TLR poses an obvious question: Can literature be a force for change? Can it be revolutionary?
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"John Le Carré" - The Literary Review

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By Minna Proctor
| The Literary Review Verified
After a briefly too-long period of agonizing over the matter, I’ve concluded that it’s impossible to artistically justify why we, at TLR, wanted to do a John le Carré issue, and nearly impossible to summarize how the magazine you’re reading is one. It all essentially comes down to the negligibly significant point that I happen to love reading John le Carré novels.
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