Roanne L. Kantor is Assistant Professor of English at Stanford University. She has published in Comparative Literature, Interventions, South Asia, Global South Studies, Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, and Transmodernity. Her translation of Juan José Saer's La mayor won the 2009 Susan Sontag Prize.

• Introduction; 1. Transmigrant: Neruda's rebirth as the soul of world literature; 2. Stranger: Paz's peregrinations through Indian poetry; 3. Displacee: The Andalusian allegory and dreams of a shared past; 4. Pilgrim: Journeys to the roots of magical realism; 5. Revenant: Dictator fiction and mobile modernist form; Epilogue.

Roanne L. Kantor is Assistant Professor of English at Stanford University. She has published in Comparative Literature, Interventions, South Asia, Global South Studies, Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, and Transmodernity. Her translation of Juan José Saer's La mayor won the 2009 Susan Sontag Prize.

• Introduction; 1. Transmigrant: Neruda's rebirth as the soul of world literature; 2. Stranger: Paz's peregrinations through Indian poetry; 3. Displacee: The Andalusian allegory and dreams of a shared past; 4. Pilgrim: Journeys to the roots of magical realism; 5. Revenant: Dictator fiction and mobile modernist form; Epilogue.

Roanne L. Kantor is Assistant Professor of English at Stanford University. She has published in Comparative Literature, Interventions, South Asia, Global South Studies, Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East, and Transmodernity. Her translation of Juan José Saer's La mayor won the 2009 Susan Sontag Prize.

• Introduction; 1. Transmigrant: Neruda's rebirth as the soul of world literature; 2. Stranger: Paz's peregrinations through Indian poetry; 3. Displacee: The Andalusian allegory and dreams of a shared past; 4. Pilgrim: Journeys to the roots of magical realism; 5. Revenant: Dictator fiction and mobile modernist form; Epilogue.