Paul Holzman

Paul Holzman is a North American writer, translator, and musician living in Buenos Aires. He is currently translating Kike’s novel Que de lejos parecen moscas and investigating the mysterious Argentine composer Guindowsky. He can be read or heard at goodairyanki.blogspot.com.ar.

Publishing on the Margins: A Conversation with Argentine Artisan Publisher and Poet Eric Schierloh

Spring 2021
Paul Holzman

Photo by Hernan Zenteno I first came across Eric Schierloh’s multifaceted cultural artisanry imprint Barba de Abejas (Bee beard) when I was gifted a copy of Richard Brautigan’s Please...
Literature as Delayed Dialogue: A Conversation with Kike

September 2017
Paul Holzman

A family man, father of three, martial arts aficionado, and longtime acolyte of Charles Bukowski, Karl Marx, and North American crime writers, Kike is known for his crime fiction. Photo:...
Poking at Memory: A Conversation with Rocío Cerón and Anna Rosenwong

September 29, 2015 | Paul Holzman

Left: Rocío Cerón, photo by Francisco Cañedo. Right: Anna Rosenwong, photo by Jesse Chan Norris. Anna Rosenwong’s translation of Rocío Cerón’s Diorama won the...