Natasha Tiniacos

Natasha Tiniacos is a poet, scholar, and literary translator from Maracaibo, Venezuela, based in New York. Her research is focused on critical disability studies, medical humanities, and U.S.-Latin America. She is the author of Against the Regime of the Fluent / Contra el régimen de lo fluido, translated by Rebeca Alderete Baca (Ugly Duckling Presse), as well as Historia privada de un etcétera (Los Libros del Fuego) and Mujer a fuego lento (Equinoccio, USB). She is also the Spanish translator of Gabriel Dozal’s The Border Simulator / El simulador de fronteras (One World). Her work has appeared in DIAGRAM, The Baffler, and Fence. Eternally curious about sound and synthesis.