Interlitq to resume publication at www.interlitq.org, with Issue 17 of the review projected for publication October, 2012

Interlitq to resume publication at www.interlitq.org, with Issue 17 of the review projected for publication October, 2012.

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« Marina Warner, the British author who is a Consulting Editor for Interlitq, and who contributed an example of her prose to Issue 4 of Interlitq, has been cited in “Why has The Arabian Nights proved so enduring?” (Paul McMichael Nurse, The Globe and Mail, August 14th, 2012): “British writer and mythographer Marina Warner believes that the presence of magic in many of these tales is key to understanding the collection’s appeal. Of course, not every story in the Nights has an element of the supernatural about it, but enough tales revolve around magical elements that The Arabian Nights’ world has become synonymous with an alternative reality; in Warner’s words, a place ‘packed with wonders, elastic in handling time and space, and plotted according to the different laws of fate and magic’”

Interlitq volverá a publicar a www.interlitq.org, con la edición 17 de la revista proyectada para publicación en Octubre 2012 »