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Horace & friends

Victoria

On poetry, translation and related matters.

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Latest Issues

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Does it help to be religious?

As it’s both Holy Week and Passover this week, and I have a high temperature today, I thought rather than bash something out in my feverish state I’d send round this piece which I’ve been working on for a while. This is a more “think-y” pie...

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Hiding in plain sight: two (?) new women poets from 1589

Seven or eight years ago I was reading in the British Library a collection of strongly Protestant Latin verse published probably in Germany in 1589, dedicated to the English poet and diplomat Daniel Rogers, then resident in the Netherlands,...

13 days ago
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A Pindaric ode for Louis Bielle-Biarrey

Rather incongruously, I am a member of the French Rugby Federation (FFR) — this is because I do all the admin for my middle son’s rugby club membership — and as a result I had access to early booking for the last game of the Six Nations tou...

20 days ago
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Two good poetry books

It’s been a while since I wrote about any recently published poetry in English, so today I thought I’d look at two new-ish books that I have particularly enjoyed: one from the UK and one from the US.

a month ago
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  • Victoria

    Scholar, translator and poet living in Paris.

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