Carolina Orloff, originally from Buenos Aires and now based in Edinburgh, is a translator and researcher in Latin American literature who has published extensively on Julio Cortázar as well as on literature, cinema, politics, and translation theory. She is the co-translator of Jorge Consiglio’s Fate and of Ariana Harwicz’s trilogy—comprising Tender, Feebleminded, and Die, My Love—which was shortlisted for the Valle Inclán Prize and longlisted for the Booker International Prize in 2018. In 2016, Orloff co-founded Charco Press, where she acts as publishing director. For her work at Charco Press, she was named Emerging Publisher of the Year by the Saltire Society of Scotland in 2018. Orloff holds a PhD from the University of Edinburgh.