Poetry in Translation
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United Left
United Left written by Azerbaijani-born Peruvian poet Álvaro Lasso and translated from Spanish by Kelsi Vanada
United Left. In Vanada’s helpful introduction to the book, she explains that the title is a translation of the name of Peru’s le...
New year new books new feelings
I did not expect to feel it while inside a federal government building: optimism. But there it was, at the Library of Congress, which is a gorgeous space, so there’s that. But there’s also the metal detector and the knowledge that probably...
How!?!? A Question for Mary Jo Bang and Yuki Tanaka
A Kiss for the Absolute is a terrific bilingual collection by Japanese surrealist Shuzo Takiguchi. Surrealism can spell translation trouble with its wordplay and symbolic suggestions and referentiality, but this book feels entirely rooted i...
On The Great Zoo by Nicolás Guillén, translated by Aaron Coleman
The Great Zoo, written in Spanish by Cuban poet Nicolás Guillén and translated by Aaron Coleman.
How do you read poetry, friends? This book I read straight through in one sitting because it asked me to. It’s so tight and yet full of deviat...
Take me with you
Zakwato & Loglêdou’s Peril by Ivorian poet Azo Vauguy, translated from French by Todd Fredson.
I don’t like to mourn what’s “lost in translation.” To me, that terminology boringly misses the point—at best. But there’s a line in Todd Fredso...
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A Substack reviewing and celebrating poetry in translation by the Circumference Books team, including Jennifer Kronovet and Dan Visel.
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