A Poetry Congeries with John Hoppenthaler: March 2011
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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Congeries - March 2011
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.”
Carmelia Leonte translated by Mihaela Moscaliuc - Poetry
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,
Kyle Dargan - Poetry
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.
Angela Ball - Poetry
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.
James Hoch - Poetry
James Hoch has worked as a dishwasher, cook, dockworker, social worker and shepherd. His poems have appeared in Slate, Kenyon Review, Gettysburg Review,
Ralph Black - Poetry
Ralph Black’s poems have appeared in West Branch, The Georgia and Gettysburg Reviews, Poetry Ireland Review, and elsewhere.
Brittany Perham - Poetry
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,
Billy Ramsell - Poetry
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.
Stephanie Levin - Poetry
Stephanie Levin lives in Chapel Hill, NC with her two daughters. Her poetry has appeared in Shenandoah, Prairie Schooner, River Styx,
Will Wells - Poetry
Will Wells’ most recent collection of poetry, Unsettled Accounts, won the 2009 Hollis Summers Poetry Prize (Ohio University/Swallow Press).