Publication at AEncrages & Co. of Wind-Vent, a bilingual livre d’artiste in 21 copies, with original drawings by Caroline François-Rubino, French translation by Françoise Daviet-Taylor. An excerpt from the sequence: imagine wind in your cupped palm holding it there for instants instants you seek to feel again winds remembered and none […]
Read MoreInterview with Andrew Singer of Trafika Europe about translating French and Francophone poetry. Here is the interview.
Read MoreExcerpts from the poetic sequence « But it was not yet night » / « Mais il ne faisait pas encore nuit » (translated by Françoise Daviet, with drawings by Caroline François-Rubino) in the second issue of the French review « Babel heureuse », as well as excerpts in French and English from Pierre Chappuis’s Cahier de nuages. To order the issue, […]
Read MoreParticipation in the « Umetnost Kritike » (« The Art of Criticism ») Symposium, Ljubljana. Interviewed by Maja Sučur in Dnevnik.
Read MoreIn the latest issue of the Antioch Review (Volume 75, No. 3, Summer 2017), the essay « A Heart on the Line: The Poetry of Anthony Rudolf. »
Read MoreInvited to the Journées Paul Valéry in Sète, France, to give a reading of Portholes (Hublots) and The Apocalypse Tapestries (La Fontaine invisible).
Read MorePublication of the translation Like Bits of Wind: Selected Poetry and Prose 1974-2014, by Pierre Chappuis, Seagull Books. One poem from the series « Full Margins »: On the page of the waters in vain you inscribe your flight Dual bird chasing yourself The book is distributed by the University of Chicago Press.
Read MorePresent at the Livre-Paris Book Fair for the publication of Boire à la source / Drink from the Source, watercolors by Caroline-François-Rubino, French translation by Françoise Daviet, Éditions Voix d’Encres, Stand 1-G83.
Read MorePublication of the bilingual book Hublots / Portholes (Éditions L’oeil ébloui), with paintings by Caroline François-Rubino, French translation by Françoise Daviet. An excerpt: shapes effaced night emerges words blur the porthole is the last remaining form * dark blue night welcoming in whatever is was parallel to * dust round the rim […]
Read MorePublication of Boire à la source / Drink from the Source, texts by John Taylor, watercolors by Caroline François-Rubino, French translation by Françoise Daviet, at the Éditions Voix d’encres. An excerpt: Enormous chamois-like shadows moving across the high meadows of the Ouille Allegra. * Not a soul coming down. * Hidden valley under the […]
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