CLR3:TRANSLATION

Now available to order, featuring:

Poetry

• Joel Calahan: Four Genovese Poets
• Anne Blonstein: [Psalm] 13.
• Caroline Bergvall: The Fried Tale (London Zoo), Part 1
• Reitha Pattison: Four poems from the French of Bertran de Born
• Raymond Geuss: Avis Pacis and other poems
• Jonty Tiplady: Two poems
• Marianne Morris: Pierre Reverdy’s Art Moderne Retouché
• Henri Deluy: The Oath of Strasbourg, translated by Jacqueline Kari
• Peter Manson: extracts from Mallarmé’s The Marrying of Hérodiade: Mystery
• Ian Heames: Sonnet and Out of Villon
• Charles Lambert: Readings of Jean Genet
• Nicholas Moore: Eight Poems from the Nicaraguan
• Richard Owens: Four Ballads
• Andrzej Sosnowski: Three poems, translated by Rod Mengham
• Grzegorz Wróblewski: Richard’s Head, translated by Agnieszka Pokojska
• Alistair Noon: Two poems by Osip Mandelstam
• Adam Polnay: Versions of a poem by Hesse
• Sean Bonney: after Rimbaud Prose

Prose

• Eric Hazan: Faubourg Saint-Antoine [translated by David Fernbach]
• Kurt Schwitters: The Onion (Merzpoem 8) [translated by Peter Wortsman]
• André Gide: The Evolution of Theatre [translated by Julian Evans]
• Jeremy Hardingham: Enter Unfolding Exit
• Emily Critchley: Some Curious Thing

Essays

• J.H. Prynne: Difficulties in the Translation of “Difficult” Poems
• Lydia Davis: The Architecture of Thought
• Haun Saussy: Jean Métellus: A Portrait of the Artist as Horse
• Nick Jardine: Old friends (as opposed to falseand fickle)
• Yonatan Mendel: The Politics of Non-Translation: On Israeli Translations of Intifada, Shahid, Hudna and Islamic Movements
• David Bellos: Halting Walter
• Christopher Burke: Back to basics: Otto Neurath and Isotype
• Peter Zinovieff: Nuzuh