Isabel de Sena

MA, University of California-Berkeley. PhD, University of California-Santa Barbara. Has published on late medieval and early Renaissance Peninsular literature, as well as Latin American literature (Sarmiento, Altamirano, Manuel de Jesús Galván). Among her translations are Virginia Woolf’s Between the Acts (into Portuguese) and Caetano Veloso’s Tropical Truth: A Story of Music and Revolution in Brazil (Knopff, 2002). Has taught at King’s College (London), Princeton, and Goucher College; directed and was the first resident director of the Sarah Lawrence in Havana program (2001-2004). She is currently at work on a bilingual edition of short tales from the Spanish-speaking world. SLC, 1997–