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Dark Elderberry Branch: Poems of Marina Tsvetaeva
Alice James Books, 2012
"this Dark Elderberry Branch is magic ."
— W.S. Merwin
“This is a gorgeous, gorgeous work by two brilliant poets. It evokes the depth, range and truest voice of this Russian master.”
— New York Times
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This Lamentable City by Polina Barskova
Tupelo Press, 2010
“Words flicker — strange, elegant — a Russian evanescence. Heat lightning pulses between her lines.”
-Dana Jennings, The New York Times
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If I Were Born in Prague: Poems of Guy Jean
Argos Press, 2011
“IF I WERE BORN IN PRAGUE re-interprets 17th century tavern songs and legends from the cultural heritage of Acadia, a culture destroyed when the British violently took over the region [into] poetry that also tips its hat to the French masters Rimbaud and Michaux.”
— Ping Pong: A Literary Journal of Henry Miller Library