Some of Arc's Poets and Translators

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• Five Scenes from a Failed Revolution

AMADOU LAMINE SALL lives in Senegal. He has been honoured with the Grand Prix of the Académie française and is widely published in Africa, France, Germany and Canada. [...more]

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• The Parley Tree, ed. Patrick Williamson

Richard Lambert is a poet and novelist. He graduated from the MA in Creative Writing at UEA, and his poetry pamphlet was published in 2008, and his first collection in 2012. [...more]

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• The Nameless Places

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• Hope is Lonely

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• In my Garden of Mutants

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• Xenia, Eugenio Montale

TCHICAYA U TAM'SI (1931-1988) was born in Mpili (Congo Brazzaville), but moved to France in 1946 where he died, in Oise, in 1988. U Tam'si's poetry is colloquial and spoken. [...more]

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• The Parley Tree, ed. Patrick Williamson

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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• Six Catalan Poets, ed. Pere Ballart
• Lunarium

In 2002, Tin Moe won a Hellman and Hammett grant and in 2004 the Prince Claus Award for Literature in the Netherlands. Author of twenty-five books, eighteen of them poetry collections, he died in Los Angeles in 2007. [...more]

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• Bones Will Crow, ed. ko ko thett and James Byrne

Maung Pyiyt Min (b. 1953) was born in Rangoon. He has happily travelled through all the major epochs of Burmese poetry, from the post-war foursyllable era to more recent modern and postmodern times. He believes that poethood is the noblest of all human occupations. [...more]

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• Bones Will Crow, ed. ko ko thett and James Byrne

As a young man, Desnos joined Breton's Surrealist group and became the master of 'automatic' speech and writing. [...more]

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• Surrealist, Lover, Resistant

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• Bigger than the Facts

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• In my Garden of Mutants, Volha Hapeyeva

KHAL TORABULLY was born in 1956. He has a doctorate in poetic semiology and his collections include Palabres à parole (1997), L’ombrage rouge des gazelles (1998) and Chair corail, fragments coolies (Editions Ibis Rouge, Guadeloupe, 1999) [...more]

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• The Parley Tree, ed. Patrick Williamson

Abdourahman A. Waberi is a writer, novelist and poet. He has won numerous awards, notably the Grand Prix Littéraire de l'Afrique noire in 1996 for his short story collection Cahier nomade. [...more]

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• The Parley Tree, ed. Patrick Williamson

Maram al-Masri is from Lattakia in Syria, now settled in Paris. She studied English Literature at Damascus University before starting publishing her poetry in Arab magazines in the 1970s. Today she is considered one of the most renowned and captivating feminine voices of her generation. [...more]

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• Barefoot Souls

Tierney was born in Dublin in 1963 and studied Psychology and Philosophy at University College Dublin. She moved to London in 1985. [...more]

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• The Spanish-Italian Border

Eaindra (b. 1973) was born in the Irrawaddy delta. Since publishing her first chapbook at the age of twenty she has been regarded as one of the most outstanding Burmese poets of her generation. [...more]

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• Bones Will Crow, ed. ko ko thett and James Byrne

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• Lullaby for a Night

Wioletta Greg (b. 1974): poet, writer and translator from Southern Poland, now resident on the Isle of Wight. [...more]

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• Finite Formulae & Theories of Chance

Pippa Little is a poet, editor, reviewer and tutor. She lives in Northumberland
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• Twist

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