As Gregory Rabassa claims in his essay “No Two Snowflakes are Alike: Translation as Metaphor,” and I believe this to be true, “All poetry is translation.”
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Carmelia Leonte is the editor of the national Romanian journal Dacia Literarǎ and author of four volumes of poetry (Procesiunea de Pǎpuşi / Procession of the Dolls,
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Angela Ball's latest book of poetry is Night Clerk at the Hotel of Both Worlds (U of Pittsburgh P, 2007), winner of the Donald Hall Prize.
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Ralph Black’s poems have appeared in West Branch, The Georgia and Gettysburg Reviews, Poetry Ireland Review, and elsewhere.
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Billy Ramsell was born in Cork in 1977 and educated at the North Monastery and UCC. Complicated Pleasures, his first collection, was published by the Dedalus Press, Dublin, in 2007.
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Will Wells’ most recent collection of poetry, Unsettled Accounts, won the 2009 Hollis Summers Poetry Prize (Ohio University/Swallow Press).
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Kyle Dargan, originally from Newark, New Jersey, is the editor and founder of Post No Ills online magazine and an assistant professor of literature and creative writing at American University.
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James Hoch has worked as a dishwasher, cook, dockworker, social worker and shepherd. His poems have appeared in Slate, Kenyon Review, Gettysburg Review,
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Brittany Perham lives in San Francisco, where she is a Wallace Stegner Fellow at Stanford University. Her recent work appears in TriQuarterly, Lo-Ball, Drunken Boat,
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Stephanie Levin lives in Chapel Hill, NC with her two daughters. Her poetry has appeared in Shenandoah, Prairie Schooner, River Styx,
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