Three Stories
Fiction • Quim Monzó
Translated from the Catalan by Peter Bush
The nurse pushes the trolley carrying a tray with a glass of water, a pot of capsules, a thermometer and a folder into room 93, says “Good evening” and walks over to the bed of the patient who’s lying there with his eyes closed. She gives him a desultory glance, consults the clipboard [...]
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ISSUE
25
Winter 2017
Author
Quim Monzó was born in Barcelona in 1952. He is author of four collections of stories, including A Thousand Morons (Open Letter), and several novels, including Gasoline (Open Letter). His awards include the Lletra d’Or Prize for the best book of the year, and the Catalan Writers’ Award.
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