Daniel Saldaña París (born Mexico City, 1984) is an essayist, poet and novelist whose work has been translated into English, French, and Swedish and anthologized, most recently in Mexico20: New Voices, Old Traditions, published in the UK by Pushkin Press. Among Strange Victims is his first novel to appear in the US. He lives in Montreal. Christina MacSweeney has an MA in literary translation from the University of East Anglia and specializes in Latin American fiction. She has also translated Valeria Luiselli's novels, Faces in the Crowd and The Story of My Teeth, and essay collection, Sidewalks.
1. The Third Person
2. Fundamental Considerations on Something
3. The Shrubs of the Terrestrial Sphere
4. The Future of Art
5. Epilogue
