A philosophical essay on language and poetry in Public Seminar at the New School. Beyond grateful and humbled to be in these pages. And special thanks to rad, generous and tough editor Paddy Gilger.

Read about plastic language here!

So excited to have these poems in the world. Franca Mancinelli is one of the most exciting poets writing in Italian today and I am honored to translate her work from Pasta Madre.

Check them out here.

I am so excited to have this review in Mousse, a magazine where I’ve worked as a copy-editor and translator for some time now. This is an amazing show at the Istituto Centrale Per Grafica in Rome.  Run to see it!

One of  my oldest and dearest friends, Michael Welsh had a show at Interstate Projects in Brooklyn and I reviewed it in The Brooklyn Rail. An honor on all fronts.

Hey world! I have a new essay in FunHouse! One of my favorite magazines, and I’m there beside Charlie Fox– a guy whose book I deeply admire. I write about the medieval romance and queer silence…a natural combination if there ever was one…

You can order a copy (and a poster!) here.

Fresh new poems by Vito Bonito which I translated from the Italian are up at Gramma Poetry . They publish some of the most exciting new voices around and it is such an honor for both me and Vito to be here.

Thank you to Eric Becker and Matt Seigel at Words Without Borders for publishing my review of Ursula Andkjær Olsen’s Third-Millennium Heart, translated from the Danish by Katrine Øgaard Jensen. These poems are gorgeous and I am lucky to know them.

I am so honored to be featured in VersoDove, translated by the amazing Marilena Renda (who also translates Anne Carson) and beside so many talented writers. Thank you also to Vito Bonito who invited me to take part in this issue of one of Italy’s finest and longest running lit mags. I’ll have copies available for you Italian readers soon!

This interview was so much fun, thank you Richard Brammer of amazing UK Indie Press Dostoyevsky Wannbe for this conversation.

I’m writing book reviews over at Words Without Borders of new books in translation. It’s wonderful to work with such a dedicated group of editors and have a sneak peak into the latest international titles….

Here is the first review!

“A Fortune Foretold” by Agneta Pleijel translated by Marlaine Dalargy