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Frank Báez
Frank Báez (Santo Domingo, 1978) is a Dominican poet, short-story writer, essayist, and editor. Among his books are Págales tú a los psicoanalistas (2006; For the Psychoanalysts, You Pick Up the Tab), Postales (2009; Postcards), Anoche soñé que era un DJ/Last Night I Dreamt I Was a DJ (2014), and Llegó el fin del mundo a mi barrio (2019; The End of the World Came to My Neighborhood, 2022). He is also co-founder of the spoken word ensemble El Hombrecito and editor of the online poetry journal Ping Pong. The following text is from Báez’s non-fiction work Lo que trajo el mar (2020; What the Sea Brought).
Anthony Seidman
Anthony Seidman has translated Roberto Castillo Udiarte’s Smooth-Talking Dog (2016) and Rodolfo Hinostroza’s Contra Natura (2022). His latest book of poetry is That Beast in the Mirror (2022).