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      Spiritist
      Manual: la primera traducción al inglés
      del Manual
      espírita, el libro secreto de Francisco I. Madero,
      traducido por C.M. Mayo (Dancing
      Chiva, 2011). Haga clic
      aquí para visitar la página web en inglés,
      la cual incluye preguntas y respuestas con C.M. Mayo, bibliografías,
      podcasts, videos y más.



      Ávida traductora de literatura mexicana, Mayo es tambíén
      compiladora de Mexico:
      A Traveler's Literary Companion (Whereabouts Press,
      2006), una colección de relatos mexicanos traducidos al
      inglés. Incluye obras de Inés Arredondo, Agustín
      Cadena, Fernando
      del Paso, Carlos Fuentes, Mónica Lavín, Ángeles
      Mastretta, Carlos Monsiváis, Juan Villoro, y otros.



      También es editora-fundadora de Tameme, la
      revista bilingüe, concepto que ha evolucionado a una casa
      editorial. 

      Sus traducciones de poesía mexicana se encuentren en la
      antología de Michael Wiegers y Mónica de la Torre,
      Reversible
      Monuments (Copper Canyon, 2002) y su traduccíón
      de un cuento por Álvaro Enrique aparece en Best
      of Contemporary Mexican Fiction (Dalkey Archive, 2009).



      C.M. Mayo es miembro de la American
      Literary Translators Association. y PEN.

      

      
Lista
      completa de las traducciones por C.M. Mayo



      Mexico:
      A Traveler's Literary Companion
      (Whereabouts Press, 2006)

      A portrait of Mexico in a collection of contemporary Mexican
      fiction and literary prose. Includes works by Carlos Fuentes,
      Angeles Mastretta, Rosario Castellanos, Fernando del Paso, Carlos
      Monsivais, and many others.

      


      (All contemporary Mexican literature, from Spanish to English,
      unless noted)

      
— Araceli Ardón

      "It Is Nothing of
      Mine" (short story) in Mexico:
      A Traveler's Literary Companion, (Whereabouts Press 2006)



      — Luis Alberto Ambroggio (Argentine-American)

      Difficult
      Beauty (Selected Poems 1987-2006), by Luis Alberto
      Ambroggio, edited by Yvette Neisser Moreno (Cross-Cultural Communications,
      2009), contains translations by C.M. Mayo: "Deadlines";
      "The Story"; "The Fallen."



      —
      Agustín Cadena

      "Lady of
      the Seas" (short story) Terra Incognita, 2004
      and in Mexico: A Traveler's Literary Companion (Whereabouts
      Press, 2006), Exile: The Literary Quarterly, Autumn, 2010



      "Parque Murillo" (short story), in
      the anthology Three
      Messages and a Warning, edited by Eduardo Jiménez
      Mayo and Chris N. Brown (Small Beer Press, 2011)



      "The Vampire" (short story), forthcoming, 2011 



      "Why I Read" (essay), The Chatahoochie
      Review, Vol 31. 1-2, 2011



      "An Avocado
      from Michoacán" (short story) (Tameme Chapbook
      / Cuaderno #1, 2007)



      — Álvaro Enrigue

      "On the Death of the Author" (short story) in Best
      of Contemporary Mexican Fiction, edited by Álvaro
      Uribe and Olivia Sears, (Dalkey Archive, 2009)



      —Fernando del Paso

      "The Emperor in Miravalle" excerpt from a chapter
      in the novel Noticias del Imperio, in Mexico: A Traveler's
      Literary Companion (Whereabouts Press, 2006)



      —Antonio
      Deltoro 

      Poems: "Cats"; "Kites," in Noise of Dreams/Ruido
      de Sueños, Ediciones El Tucán de Virginia, 1994;




      "The Plaza,"The Tree Is Older Than You Are,
      poetry and short stories from Mexico, Naomi Shihab Nye, editor,
      (Simon & Schuster, 1995)



      —Eduardo Hurtado

      Poems: "The Moth"; "Balloon,"Noise
      of Dreams/Ruido de Sueños, Ediciones El Tucán
      de Virginia, 1994; 



      "The Fly"; "Balloon," The Tree Is Older Than You Are, poetry
      and short stories from Mexico, Naomi Shihab Nye, editor, (Simon
      & Schuster, 1995)



      —Mónica
      Lavín

      "Day and Night" (short story) in Mexico: A Traveler's
      Literary Companion (Whereabouts Press 2006); also in New
      World / New Words: Recent Writing from the Americas— a Bilingual
      Anthology, ed. Thomas Christensen with a forward by Gregory
      Rabassa (Two Lines, 2008) 



      —Guadalupe Loaeza

      "Oh Polanco!" (Literary prose) in Mexico: A
      Traveler's Literary Companion (Whereabouts Press 2006)



      —Tedi López Mills 

      Poems: "Advertisement";
      "Letter"; "On Reading Virgil," Reversible
      Monuments, Mónica De la Torre and Michael Wiegers,
      eds, (Copper Canyon Press, 2002)



      "Island," Tameme, issue #1, 1999; "You Appear
      Dead to My Eyes," Noise of Dreams/Ruido de Sueños
      (Ediciones El Tucán de Virginia, 1994)



      —Myriam Moscona 

      Poems: "Among the Olive Branches..." Noise of
      Dreams/Ruido de Sueños (Ediciones El Tucán
      de Virginia, 1994)



      —Marianne Toussaint 

      Poem: "Morocco,"Tameme, issue #1, 1999



      —Verónica Volkow

      Poem: "In the Valley of Zapata"; "Veracruz,"
      Noise of Dreams/Ruido de Sueños (Ediciones El Tucán
      de Virginia, 1994)



      —Juan Villoro 

      "1975"(short
      story), Tameme, issue #3, 2003 (and with the title "One-Way
      Street") in Mexico: A Traveler's Literary Companion (Whereabouts
      Press, 2006).