Grady C. Wray

Grady C. Wray is an associate professor of Latin American literature and Spanish at the University of Oklahoma. His major investigatory focus concerns Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz and other early-modern Hispanic women writers. Recently he has taken on several translation projects of contemporary poetry and fiction.

A World of Wandering and Potentiality in a Latin American Novel: A Conversation with Gisela Heffes

January 13, 2016 | Grady C. Wray

Gisela Heffes After translating Ischia (2000), the novel by Argentine writer Gisela Heffes, I sat down with her to discuss how the novel—about a young female narrator on a journ...
Poetry as “The Beginning of Difficulty”: A Conversation with Marcelo Rioseco

September 11, 2014 | Grady C. Wray

Rioseco and Wray in the Puerto Madero harbor neighborhood of Buenos Aires. When I sat down with Chilean poet Marcelo Rioseco recently, we discussed topics of translation, poetr...