After: Poems
Paul Dry Books, 82 pages (Philadelphia, 2024) See book on the Paul Dry Books website See book on Amazon ____________ JACKET COPY The title of Geoffrey Brock’s third poetry collection, […] Read more ...
Paul Dry Books, 82 pages (Philadelphia, 2024) See book on the Paul Dry Books website See book on Amazon ____________ JACKET COPY The title of Geoffrey Brock’s third poetry collection, […] Read more ...
Illustrated by Sualzo Finalist, Premio Strega Ragazze e Ragazzi 2021 ____________ JACKET COPY Carlo is a teenager who happens to be hearing-impaired and can see only out of one eye. […] Read more ...
New York Review Comics, 200 pages (New York, 2023) Finalist, 2024 Los Angeles Times Book Prize (Graphic Novel category) ____________ JACKET COPY Appearing together in English for the first time, […] Read more ...
Elliot Edizioni, 199 pages (Rome, 2021) ____________ DESCRIPTION A bilingual edition of the selected poems of Geoffrey Brock, edited by Paolo Febbraro and translated into Italian by Febbraro, Damiano Abeni, […] Read more ...
Winner, 2021 National Translation Award in Poetry Winner, 2022 Joseph Tusiani Italian Translation Prize ____________ JACKET COPY Famed for his brevity, Giuseppe Ungaretti’s early poems swing nimbly from the coarse […] Read more ...
One of World Literature Today’s “75 Notable Translations of 2019” Shortlisted for the 2020 Cartoonist Studio Prize ____________ JACKET COPY “We buried one of dad’s lungs,” announces the narrator of […] Read more ...
Winner, 2020 Raiziss/de Palchi Book Prize ____________ JACKET COPY An essential new translation of one of Italian literature’s most celebrated poets. Giovanni Pascoli stands as a towering figure at the […] Read more ...
Finalist, PEN Center USA Translation Award ____________ JACKET COPY At the time of his death, Italo Calvino was at work on six lectures setting forth the qualities in writing he […] Read more ...
Winner, Anthony Hecht Prize Named a TLS “Book of the Year” ____________ JACKET COPY Voices Bright Flags is a series of experiments in what is sometimes called public poetry, with […] Read more ...
Edited & introduced by Gini Alhadeff; translated by Alhadeff, Geoffrey Brock, Moira Egan & Damiano Abeni, Jonathan Galassi, Jorie Graham, Kenneth Koch, J.D. McClatchy, David Shapiro, Mark Strand, and Rosanna […] Read more ...