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This collection of poetry, inspired by Antonio Barolini's residence in Croton-on-Hudson, New York, was originally...
The Renaissance Florentine navigator Amerigo Vespucci made two voyages to the West, the first in...
This translation shows precisely why Egito Gonçalves is considered one of Portugal's most important poets....
Mirrors of Absence taps into three under-examined subjects: issues concerning how the poet survives under...
The work of Giorgio Caproni has been translated into French, German, and Chinese, among others, but this collection is his first book-length English publication. His works are finely tuned to modern man's preoccupations with existence in a world deprived of certainties (for example, the existence or inexistence of God). Most are touched by experiences such as the Second World War and its atrocities, the Resistance Movement, or the death of loved ones, events that represent the conviction of a subject that will do its best to survive all adversity, uncompromised -- Pasquale Verdicchio
