To Love a Woman
Poet Diana Bellessi is considered to be the godmother of feminist & Lesbian poetry in Argentina. This new collection is translated by the poet and translator Leo Boix.
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The Water People
Lebanese poet Vénus Khoury-Ghata writes immersive, mesmeric verse that pulls the reader into a fluid world where humans and nature intertwine and merge.
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Consolatio
Habib Tengour is one of the most visionary voices of post-colonial Algeria. Now, for the first time poems from Tengour’s collection Consolatio, have been selected and translated into English by Delaina Haslam and Will Harris as part of the World Poet Series.
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Why I No Longer Write Poems
The first full-length selection in English from Diana Anphimiadi, one of Georgia’s most acclaimed poets.
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Sarah Maguire Prize Anthology
An anthology features a generous selection from each of the six titles shortlisted for the inaugural Sarah Maguire Prize, featuring poetry in Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and Chinese.
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Leaving
Anar chronicles female experiences in Sri Lanka today from the aftermath of the civil war to the subtle terrors of societal expectation, translated from Tamil by Hari Rajaledchumy with Fran Lock.
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My Mother’s Language
Abdellatif Laâbi is widely acknowledged to be Morocco’s greatest living poet, translated here by the celebrated poet and translator André Naffis-Sahely
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Embrace
‘Embrace’ by Palestinian poet Najwan Darwish, showcases the variety and force of his lyric talent with new translations by Atef Alshear working with the poet Paul Batchelor.
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The Cartographer
Hindi poet Mohan Rana’s poetry explores the topics of identity, truth, memory and nature, this collection features translations by Lucy Rosenstein working with Bernard O’Donoghue
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This Water
Gagan Gill is one of the most respected poets writing in Hindi today. Here is work is presented with translations by Lucy Rosenstein working with the poet Jane Duran.
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Aulò! Aulò! Aulò!
Featuring narrative and lyric poems by Eritrean poet Ribka Sibhatu as well as retellings of traditional oral African fables with translations by André Naffis-Sahely.
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the hammer and other poems
Award-winning poet Adelaide Ivánova’s unsettling work considers both sexualised violence and consensual sex, brilliantly translated by the poet Rachel Long and Francisco Vilhena.
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My Tenantless Body
Sichuanese poet Yu Yoyo’s sensitive yet forceful new voice leads us through the haunted nightscapes of China with dark wit, with translations by the poet A.K. Blakemore and Dave Haysom.
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