Michelle Mirabella

Michelle Mirabella is the translator of “Ferns,” Catalina Infante Beovic’s English-language debut (WLT, 2020). Her work also appears in Latin American Literature Today, Firmament, Arkansas International, Columbia Journal, and elsewhere. She is a graduate of the Middlebury Institute of International Studies and an alumna of the Banff International Literary Translation Centre.

Seeing through a Different Lens: A Conversation with Catalina Infante Beovic

By Michelle Mirabella
August 1, 2022 | Michelle Mirabella

Michelle Mirabella and Catalina Infante Beovic at the Women's March on 8M after the interview. Translator Michelle Mirabella interviews author Catalina Infante B...
Like Creeping Lava

By Catalina Infante Beovic

July 2022
Catalina Infante Beovic

In the following essay, the author explores the apathy she finds even within herself in the face of a gradually expanding drought in Chile, the country most affected by the water crisis in Latin...
The Forest of Puerto Varas

By Catalina Infante Beovic

Autumn 2021
Catalina Infante Beovic

Photo by Trevor Vannoy on Unsplash THE CITY—rainy, with moody skies and smoke rising from the rooftops—gazes at the yawning lake that protects her, as if searching for somethi...
Ferns

June 8, 2020 | Catalina Infante Beovic

Photo: Quentin Lagache / Unsplash In this story of lengthy quarantine due to an unnamed virus, a woman sneaks into the mountain to collect ferns—many ferns. Simultaneously evoking life und...