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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. MPTs November issue Your Language Anticipating Mine spotlights Catalan poetry featuring Ronald Puppos translations of Tonia Passola and Josep Checa; Lourdes Manye and Wayne Coxs translation of Miquel Marti i Pol; Clyde Moneyhuns translations of Maria Merce Marcal and Maria Antonia Salva; Marialena Carrs translations of Felicia Fuster and Anna Crowes translation of Josep Lluis Aguilo. Also, Aidan Rooney translates the extraordinary Jean DAmerique, JP Allen translates Clementina Suarez, the legendary matriarch of Honduran letters and Astrid Alben translates the grotesque and absurdist poems of Eric Solvanger. All this and much more in the new issue of the groundbreaking magazine dedicated to poetry in translation. MPTs November issue Your Language Anticipating Mine spotlights Catalan poetry featuring Ronald Puppos translations of Tonia Passola and Josep Checa; Lourdes Manye and Wayne Coxs translation of Miquel Marti i Pol; Clyde Moneyhuns translations of Maria Merce Marcal and Maria Antonia Salva; Marialena Carrs translations of Felicia Fuster. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. MPT No. 1 2025 Presently Proximal Person focuses on experimental translations.Highlights include Aditya Bahls translations after Gajanan Madhav Muktibodh,where all that is ordinary, political, and marginal, in the translators everyday isabsorbed by the translation. Also Erin Moures translation of Chus Pato, where shejuggles different types of spectres between Galician and English and Monica de laTorre imagining the Brazilian poet, Ana Cristina Cesar, as an apostrophe madeabsent by death, who nevertheless turns up in the interstices of her own voice. VivekNarayanan, who writes after Tamil poems from the first few centuries of the CommonEra, breaks open ancient syntax with his rhapsodic textual and non-textualcommentary. Dabin Jeong who has translated poems from Moon Bo Youngs latestbook introduces another kind of alternative person(a)s, strictly modern onesvideogame characters who threaten to infringe on the reality of the players. Also in thisissue: Leo Boix, Marcella Durand, Beth Hickling Moore, Dante, Chika Sagawa,Stephanie Bouquet, Mark Leech, Sawako Nakayasu and more in an issue filledwith speculations, surprises, and leaps of syntax. Discover this and more inthe new issue of the ground breaking magazine dedicated to poetry in translation. MPT No. 1 2025 Presently Proximal Person focuses on experiments withtranslation, afters, plays with form, translations of the avant-garde, translationaltransgressions and everything else that seeks new possibilities in poetry andtranslation. An issue filled with speculations, surprises, leaps of syntax, and more. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. MPTs July issue Salam to Gaza spotlights poetry of dissent featuring Jennifer Manoukians translations of Missak Manouchian published in English for the first time, Cristina Vitis translations of Batool Abu Akleen, a radical young voice from Gaza, a poem by Hussein Bhargouthi translated by Suneela Mubayi. Also: poems by Henri-Michel Yere, translated by Todd Fredson from French and Nouchi, a new translation of Yi Sang by Jack Jung, an essay by Raul Zurita translated by Jessica Sequeira, and prose-poems by Afrizal Malna translated by Daniel Owen. All this and much more in the new issue of the groundbreaking magazine dedicated to poetry in translation. MPTs July issue Salam to Gaza spotlights poetry of dissent featuring Jennifer Manoukians translations of Missak Manouchian published in English for the first time, Cristina Vitis translations of Batool Abu Akleen, a radical young voice from Gaza, a poem by Hussein Bhargouthi translated by Suneela Mubayi. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. MPTs November issue Your Language Anticipating Mine spotlights Catalan poetry featuring Ronald Puppos translations of Tonia Passola and Josep Checa; Lourdes Manye and Wayne Coxs translation of Miquel Marti i Pol; Clyde Moneyhuns translations of Maria Merce Marcal and Maria Antonia Salva; Marialena Carrs translations of Felicia Fuster and Anna Crowes translation of Josep Lluis Aguilo. Also, Aidan Rooney translates the extraordinary Jean DAmerique, JP Allen translates Clementina Suarez, the legendary matriarch of Honduran letters and Astrid Alben translates the grotesque and absurdist poems of Eric Solvanger. All this and much more in the new issue of the groundbreaking magazine dedicated to poetry in translation. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. MPT No. 1 2025 Presently Proximal Person focuses on experimental translations.Highlights include Aditya Bahls translations after Gajanan Madhav Muktibodh,where all that is ordinary, political, and marginal, in the translators everyday isabsorbed by the translation. Also Erin Moures translation of Chus Pato, where shejuggles different types of spectres between Galician and English and Monica de laTorre imagining the Brazilian poet, Ana Cristina Cesar, as an apostrophe madeabsent by death, who nevertheless turns up in the interstices of her own voice. VivekNarayanan, who writes after Tamil poems from the first few centuries of the CommonEra, breaks open ancient syntax with his rhapsodic textual and non-textualcommentary. Dabin Jeong who has translated poems from Moon Bo Youngs latestbook introduces another kind of alternative person(a)s, strictly modern onesvideogame characters who threaten to infringe on the reality of the players. Also in thisissue: Leo Boix, Marcella Durand, Beth Hickling Moore, Dante, Chika Sagawa,Stephanie Bouquet, Mark Leech, Sawako Nakayasu and more in an issue filledwith speculations, surprises, and leaps of syntax. Discover this and more inthe new issue of the ground breaking magazine dedicated to poetry in translation. MPT No. 1 2025 Presently Proximal Person focuses on experiments withtranslation, afters, plays with form, translations of the avant-garde, translationaltransgressions and everything else that seeks new possibilities in poetry andtranslation. An issue filled with speculations, surprises, leaps of syntax, and more. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. MPTs November issue Your Language Anticipating Mine spotlights Catalan poetry featuring Ronald Puppos translations of Tonia Passola and Josep Checa; Lourdes Manye and Wayne Coxs translation of Miquel Marti i Pol; Clyde Moneyhuns translations of Maria Merce Marcal and Maria Antonia Salva; Marialena Carrs translations of Felicia Fuster and Anna Crowes translation of Josep Lluis Aguilo. Also, Aidan Rooney translates the extraordinary Jean DAmerique, JP Allen translates Clementina Suarez, the legendary matriarch of Honduran letters and Astrid Alben translates the grotesque and absurdist poems of Eric Solvanger. All this and much more in the new issue of the groundbreaking magazine dedicated to poetry in translation. MPTs November issue Your Language Anticipating Mine spotlights Catalan poetry featuring Ronald Puppos translations of Tonia Passola and Josep Checa; Lourdes Manye and Wayne Coxs translation of Miquel Marti i Pol; Clyde Moneyhuns translations of Maria Merce Marcal and Maria Antonia Salva; Marialena Carrs translations of Felicia Fuster. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. MPT No. 1 2025 Presently Proximal Person focuses on experimental translations.Highlights include Aditya Bahls translations after Gajanan Madhav Muktibodh,where all that is ordinary, political, and marginal, in the translators everyday isabsorbed by the translation. Also Erin Moures translation of Chus Pato, where shejuggles different types of spectres between Galician and English and Monica de laTorre imagining the Brazilian poet, Ana Cristina Cesar, as an apostrophe madeabsent by death, who nevertheless turns up in the interstices of her own voice. VivekNarayanan, who writes after Tamil poems from the first few centuries of the CommonEra, breaks open ancient syntax with his rhapsodic textual and non-textualcommentary. Dabin Jeong who has translated poems from Moon Bo Youngs latestbook introduces another kind of alternative person(a)s, strictly modern onesvideogame characters who threaten to infringe on the reality of the players. Also in thisissue: Leo Boix, Marcella Durand, Beth Hickling Moore, Dante, Chika Sagawa,Stephanie Bouquet, Mark Leech, Sawako Nakayasu and more in an issue filledwith speculations, surprises, and leaps of syntax. Discover this and more inthe new issue of the ground breaking magazine dedicated to poetry in translation. MPT No. 1 2025 Presently Proximal Person focuses on experiments withtranslation, afters, plays with form, translations of the avant-garde, translationaltransgressions and everything else that seeks new possibilities in poetry andtranslation. An issue filled with speculations, surprises, leaps of syntax, and more. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. MPTs July issue Salam to Gaza spotlights poetry of dissent featuring Jennifer Manoukians translations of Missak Manouchian published in English for the first time, Cristina Vitis translations of Batool Abu Akleen, a radical young voice from Gaza, a poem by Hussein Bhargouthi translated by Suneela Mubayi. Also: poems by Henri-Michel Yere, translated by Todd Fredson from French and Nouchi, a new translation of Yi Sang by Jack Jung, an essay by Raul Zurita translated by Jessica Sequeira, and prose-poems by Afrizal Malna translated by Daniel Owen. All this and much more in the new issue of the groundbreaking magazine dedicated to poetry in translation. MPTs July issue Salam to Gaza spotlights poetry of dissent featuring Jennifer Manoukians translations of Missak Manouchian published in English for the first time, Cristina Vitis translations of Batool Abu Akleen, a radical young voice from Gaza, a poem by Hussein Bhargouthi translated by Suneela Mubayi. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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