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Shashi Joshi, translator (India)
Shashi Joshi has several publications to her credit including a three-volume work co-authored with Bhagwan Josh entitled Struggle for Hegemony in India: 1920-47. She has also published a play based on the Mountbatten Papers, The Last Durbar: The Division of British India (OUP, 2007). [...more]
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- Sonata for Four Hands, Amarjit Chandan
Moe Zaw, poet (Myanmar)
Moe Zaw (b. 1964) put his fountain nib on a blank sheet of paper for a poem for the first time
in 1978. His debut collection Will was published in 2007. [...more]
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- Bones Will Crow, ed. ko ko thett and James Byrne
Kama Sywor Kamanda, poet (Democratic Republic of Congo)
KAMA SYWOR KAMANDA was born in Luebo in 1952. Forced to leave the Congo in 1977 due to his political activities, he lived in various European countries before settling in Luxembourg. [...more]
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- The Parley Tree, ed. Patrick Williamson
Vesa Haapala, poet (Finland)
Born in Jyväskyl&228; in 1971, Vesa Haapala moved around Finland until settling
in the capitol area. His first book Vantaa (Otava 2007), which received the
Kalevi Jäntti prize, was named after the town he lives in. [...more]
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- Six Finnish Poets, ed. Teemu Manninen
Teemu Manninen, editor (Finland)
Teemu Manninen (b. 1977, Espoo) is a poet, a translator, a publisher, a literary scholar and a critic from Helsinki. [...more]
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Ludwig Steinherr, poet (Germany)
"Ludwig Steinherr's poetry, both profound and accessible, seems an obvious candidate for English translation. For one thing, it gives us a picture of the things that concern many modern German poets: its themes are silence, memory, knowing and the impossibility of knowing, the everyday and what is beyond." [...more]
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Hugo Mujica, poet (Argentina)
Mujica's work is wide-ranging, covering philosophy, anthropology, fiction, and poetry. [...more]
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Kunwar Narain, poet (India)
"Kunwar Narain is one of the finest Hindi poets of his generation, a meditative poet of unsurpassed brilliance... there is a fundamental honesty in his oeuvre... there is little doubt that he is one of the great poets of world literature, in the same league as a Szymborska, Milosz, or Heaney..." [...more]
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Anna T Szabó, poet (Romania)
Anna T Szabó is a Romanian poet, writer and translator. She is currently the poetry editor of the literary journal The Hungarian Quarterly which publishes Hungarian literature and essays in English. [...more]
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Carol Watts, poet
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- Fifty-six, George Szirtes and Carol Watts
Pippa Little, poet
Pippa Little is a poet, editor, reviewer and tutor. She lives in Northumberland
and works as a Royal Literary Fellow at Newcastle University. [...more]
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Alain Mabanckou, poet (Congo Brazzaville)
ALAIN MABANCKOU was born at Pointe Noire, Congo in 1966. He studied law in Brazzaville and France. His poetry collection L’usure des lendemains (Nouvelles du Sud, 1995) was awarded the Prix Jean-Christophe by La Société des Poètes Français. [...more]
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- The Parley Tree, ed. Patrick Williamson
Manuel Forcano, poet (Spain)
Manuel Forcano (born Barcelona, 1968) has a PhD in Semitic Philology. He completed his studies in Israel, Syria and Egypt, and has worked as a lecturer in Hebrew and Aramaic at the University of Barcelona (1996-2004). He has worked as a researcher and playwright at the Jordi Savall Early Music International Centre Foundation since 2004. [...more]
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- Six Catalan Poets, ed. Pere Ballart
- Maps of Desire
Eeva Kilpi, poet (Finland)
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Josep Lluís Aguiló, poet (Spain)
Josep Lluis Aguilo (born Manacor, Mallorca, 1967), poet and businessman, works as a marketing and advertising director. In 2007, the Manacor School of Mallorcan Language gave him its Recognition of Merits Award for his work in writing Catalan poetry and helping to make it better known. [...more]
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Cliff Forshaw, poet
Cliff Forshaw left school at sixteen and worked in an abattoir before studying painting at art college and developing an interest in languages and literatures. After working in Spain, Mexico, Italy, Germany, New York and London, he completed his doctorate on Renaissance Literature at Oxford. Since then he has lived in Snowdonia, and taught at Bangor and now Hull University.
Cliff has been International Writer-in-Residence at Hobart, Tasmania, winner of the Welsh Academi John Tripp Award, Blue Nose Poet-of-the-Year, twice a Hawthornden Writing Fellow and a Djerassi Resident Artist in California. [...more]
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Hrachya Sarukhan, poet (Armenia)
Hrachya Sarukhan was born in 1947 in Armenia. In 1963 he started attending the Terlemezyan state school of fine arts. He has worked as a teacher, head of the literature and philosophy sections of the Institute of Pedagogy, head of the literature section of H. Abelyan theatre. He has also worked in the press. [...more]
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- Six Armenian Poets, ed. Razmik Davoyan
Tanella Boni, poet (Ivory Coast)
TANELLA BONI was born and brought up in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, before going to university in Toulouse and then Paris. She is now a Professor of Philosophy at the University of Abidjan (Cocody). [...more]
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- The Parley Tree, ed. Patrick Williamson
Birhan Keskin, poet (Turkey)
Birhan Keskin has published over seven collections of poetry in Turkish and was the 2005 winner of Turkey's prestigious Golden Orange Award. [...more]
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Amina Saïd, poet (Tunisia)
AMINA SAÏD was born in Tunisia in 1953. She teaches English literature in Paris. One of the leading Arab women poets writing in French, Amina Saïd has published around a dozen collections of poetry a [...more]
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