Those of us who write and think about Spain from the United States lead a rare life. We only half participate in the society in which we live and work. The other half of the time we are mentally in Spain, consuming Iberian means, exchanging messages and calls with people there. We always have our eyes on two watches. We do not become exile, of course, but it does manifest some of the paradoxes of forced displacement, including not knowing if our…
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Those of us who write and think about Spain from the United States lead a rare life. We only half participate in the society in which we live and work. The other half of the time we are mentally in Spain, consuming Iberian means, exchanging messages and calls with people there. We always have our eyes on two watches. We do not become exile, of course, but it does manifest some of the paradoxes of forced displacement, including not knowing if our…