by Maxamina Muro In our daily lives, we can communicate with people who speak and read entirely different languages with the aid of translation software, though it works best with brief pronouncements. To communicate entire stories, whether a novel, short story, or poem, we need human translators like Kianny N. Antigua. Antigua uses the Spanish language to communicate the complexities of human interactions and is able to translate not just the words on the page but their meaning. Antigua’s translation work connects cultures. It pulls back a curtain that allows a writer working in English to reveal stories for those…