Geoffrey Brock and Emily Grosholz will read as part of Centre College's Poetry Translation Symposium, hosted by Centre professors Kyle Anderson (Chinese), Lisa Williams (English) and Philip White (English).
At this inaugural Hannelore Quander-Rattee Works-in-Translation reading, translator and poet Geoffrey Brock reads from both his translations of Italian poetry and his own original work.
John DuVal and I will be leading a leisurely bike ride on May 2 (aka Dead Day) from one fine Fayetteville establishment to another. We'll gather at around 10 am on the back deck of Arsaga's Depot and ride the trails about 6.5 miles up to Lake Fayetteville.
It's my enormous pleasure to be reading from my new book, Voices Bright Flags, at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington DC. I can't imagine a more beautiful place to launch it. And as if that weren't enough, I'll be reading with one of my favorite poets, Heather McHugh, who chose my manuscript for the […]
I'll be on two panels at this year's AWP. The first, called Translating Prosody, is the brainchild of Kaveh Bassiri and features Sidney Wade, Pierre Joris, and Jonathan Stalling. I'm looking forward to it!
My second panel this year was put together by Nadia Kalman and focuses on pedagogical matters: Teaching Translated Texts in the Writing Program. My fellow presenters are Elizabeth Harris, Russell Scott Valentino, and Douglas Unger. Come see us...
I'm delighted to participate in this year's Whittier College Writers Festival, which has a focus on "documentary poetry." I'll be taking part in two events, a panel and a reading. The panel comes first, and it will focus on "The Ethics of Documentary Poetics" and will take place on Thursday, April 15, from 1:30-3:00. My […]
I'll be reading from my new book, Voices Bright Flags, on Thursday, April 16 as part of the Whittier College Writers Festival. The terrific Brian Turner will also be reading, so please come check us out if you can.
I'm delighted to once again be teaching a mixed-genre (poetry & prose) translation workshop at this year's Bread Loaf Translators Conference in the heart of Vermont's eponymous Green Mountains. Other […]