Where does poetry start? What do Resistance and Science share in common? In her opening remarks, author Hagar Peeters introduces us to the idea that out of curiosity, out of… Read more Hagar Peeters Opens 2021 Inaugural Event for NIAS →
A poignant selection from Hagar Peeters new collection of poetry from City of Sandcastles is included this month in The Nomadic Journal. We mark this month and September 11 as… Read more Hagar Peeters Poetry Selection Reverberates with September 11 →
Thanks to DoppelHouse friend and digital journalist Dennis Nishi, we have this video of author Hagar Peeters reading the opening salvo for her novel Malva as well as a Neruda… Read more Hagar Peeters Reading at Neruda Poetry Night →
For those of you in the Bay Area, discover the massive ten-day literary festival and a stop on Hagar Peeters’ fall tour! Coffee shops, bookstores, gardens, and museums across San… Read more DoppelHouse and LitQuake 2019! →
Join us for “Feminist Poetics and Revisionist Histories” from 8–10pm, October 12 with Hagar Peeters at Beyond Baroque in Venice, CA. Peeters will be in conversation with Verónica Cortínez, UCLA… Read more Beyond Baroque Welcomes Hagar Peeters →
A bilingual (English/Spanish) poetry reading organized and hosted by Keith Martin with Hagar Peeters (author of Malva), Mariano Zaro, Francisco Escamilla (Busstop Prophet), Mandy Kahn, and Luivette Resto. This event will focus on… Read more Neruda Poetry Night in Pasadena →
The writing is lyrical, sensuous, animated by Latin passion and flights of the imagination. […] This style sets Malva apart.
We are honored that Malva, by Hagar Peeters and translated by Vivien D. Glass, made World Literature Today‘s 75 Notable Translations of 2018! “Translation across borders embodies resistance. [This list honors]… Read more Top translations distinction for Malva in World Literature Today →