Wreckage
by Roberta Iannamico
Translated by Alexis Almeida
31 pages, paper, staple bound
cover image based on the drawing "Cow II" by Arthur Dove
Toad Press, 2017. $5.00
You can purchase a copy of Wreckage here
+ read a few of the poems in Wreckage, first published in Quarterly West, here
+ read a few of the poems in Wreckage, first published in Quarterly West, here
+ read more poems and a short review in Today's Book of Poetry, here
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Roberta Iannamico has published many books of poetry, including El zorro gris, el zorro blanco, el zorro colorado (Vox, Bahía Blanca, 1997), Mamushkas (Vox, 1999), Tendal (del Diego, Buenos Aires, 2000), El collar de fideos (Vox, 2001), Celeste perfecto (Crudo, Buenos Aires, 2005), Dantesco (Vox, 2006), Muchos poemas (Voy a salir y si me hiere un rayo, Buenos Aires, 2008), Un día nuevo (edición de autora, 2013) Nomeolvides (Vox, 2015), and Qué lindo (Zindo & Gafuri 2015). She has also published various children’s books. She is a singer-songwriter, and conducts poetry workshops as well as song composition workshops for children and adults.
Alexis Almeida grew up in Chicago. Her poems and translations have appeared or are forthcoming Gulf Coast, The Brooklyn Rail, Prelude, TYPO, Dusie, and elsewhere. She is an assistant editor at Asymptote and a contributing editor at The Elephants. Her chapbook of poems, Half Shine, is recently out from Dancing Girl Press, and her translation of Florencia Castellano's Propiedades vigiladas [Monitored Properties] is recently out from Ugly Duckling Presse. She has received fellowships and residencies for Yaddo and the University of Colorado, where she completed her MFA. She recently spent the year living in Buenos Aires on a Fulbright research grant, where she has been compiling and co-translating an anthology of contemporary female poets living in Argentina.
- "We live in a world where the barriers between languages are fast falling away" - read a short discussion of Wreckage and contemporary translation over at Marie Lecrivain's blog Al-Khemia Poetica.
- "We live in a world where the barriers between languages are fast falling away" - read a short discussion of Wreckage and contemporary translation over at Marie Lecrivain's blog Al-Khemia Poetica.
