Poetry. Literary Nonfiction. "My desire is to erase boundaries,' says Wellman, and in many ways, this book is an exploration of how language can aid that project. Based in consideration of translation, Wellman's musings pass through the lens of critical theory and continental philosophy, a lens that gathers diverse approaches and focuses them into a single, illuminating beam. At once erudite and intimate, autobiographical and analytical, Wellman effectively erases the distinction between text and translation, between writer and translator-and with a particularly graceful momentum that comes through in both his prose and his poetry." —Cole Swensen
Donald Wellman's new book of prose travels far : Antonio Gamoneda's poetry, "Earth Ergon" on the work of Derrida, his thoughts on translating Paul Celan, his musings on the art of translation, the work of French Poet Anne-Marie Albiach. This volume includes a new version of her poem : "après cela, moi j'ai regardé" translated by Wellman and Julian Kabza. Also included, a new work by Jean Daive, the author of Under the Dome (Burning Deck Press). Daive's reminiscence titled - "Urgence et négation en réponse Anne-Marie Albiach et Paul Celan" is, in part, an extension of his earlier work on Celan.
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Poet, translator, and editor Donald Wellman was born in Nashua, New Hampshire, and attended the University of New Hampshire. Following military service, he earned a PhD from the University of Oregon. His collections of poetry include ROMAN EXERCISES (2015), THE CRANBERRY ISLAND SERIES (2013), A NORTH ATLANTIC WALL (2010), PROLOG PAGES (2009), Baroque Threads (2007), Fields (1995), and The House in the Fields (1992). He has translated several volumes, including Antonio Gamoneda's Gravestones (2009) and DESCRIPTION OF THE LIE (2014); Emilio Prados' Enclosed Garden (2013); and Yvan Goll's Neila, Evening Song: Last Poems of Yvan Goll (2016). In 2015, the University of Valencia published a bilingual selection of his own writing, Remando de noche: La Poesia de Donald Wellman / Night Rowing: The Poetry of Donald Wellman. He is the founding editor of O.ARS, an annual anthology of poetry and poetics.
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