Martin Kratz reviews ‘Point of Honour: Selected Poems of Maria Teresa Horta’, translated by Lesley Saunders, Two Rivers Press, 2019.
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Feature: Endless Fantasy
Liz Almond reviews Heaven by Manuel Vilas, translated by James Womack, Carcanet, 2020.
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Joanna Lee reviews Unexpected Vanilla by Lee Hyemi, translated by Soje (previously So J. Lee), Tilted Axis, 2020
read moreNews: ORIGINS OF THE FIRE EMOJI: FOCUS ON DEAD [WOMEN] POETS
Find out more about our autumn 2020 issue – and register for our online launch on 30 October. #JoinTheSéance
read moreFeature: CHOGWA ISSUE 5: REVISITATION
‘I felt like saying yes for some reason.’ Variations of this statement flooded the chogwa inbox over the course of its first year…
read moreFeature: SOJE (FKA SO J. LEE) – ON THE KOREAN POETRY WORKSHOP
Writer in Residence Soje (FKA So J. Lee) reflects on the online translation workshop focusing on ‘SPACE BOY WEARING SKIRT’ by Korean poet Lee Jenny.
read moreNews: Online launch for MPT ‘The World for a Moment: Focus on Czech Poetry’
Join us online at 7pm (BST) on Wednesday 23 September for the online launch of MPT The World for a Moment: Focus on Czech Poetry.
read moreFeature: Everything is Staged
Penny Newell reviews ‘Putting On My Species’ by Sasja Janssen, translated by Michele Hutchison, Shearsman, 2020.
read moreFeature: Haiku workshop, spring 2020: Alan Cummings speaks with Clare Pollard
Our spring translation workshop looked at a selection of three haiku chosen by Alan Cummings, and was our most popular workshop to date. Listen to this podcast for a deeper discussion of these haiku – and find out which translations were his favourite. [transcript available]
read moreFeature: The Boundless Possibility
Charlotte Wetton reviews Chameleon/ Nachtroer by Charlotte Van Den Broeck, translated by David Colmer, Bloodaxe, 2020.
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