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Ice Memory

Name: Ice Memory
Brand: Carcanet Press Ltd
SKU: 05117836
Price: 13.83 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Joachim Sartorius
ISBN: 9781857548327

Selected Poems

Joachim Sartorius

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 05117836

Publishers Carcanet Press Ltd, March 2006

"Ice Memory" is the first book of poems by the German poet Joachim Sartorius to be published in Engl... Full description

Libristo code: 05117836

34 b

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"Ice Memory" is the first book of poems by the German poet Joachim Sartorius to be published in English. A traveller between continents, cultures and eras, Sartorius is a poet of global reach, whose poems, full of sound and light, documenting the wealth and exhaustion of the world, are magnificently brought into English by translators from Australia, Britain and the United States. In memories and ruins, Joachim Sartorius shows how bridges can be built in a fragmented world. The book includes translations by Richard Dove, Robert Gray, Michael Hamburger, Michael Hulse, Christopher Middleton, Sibylle Schlsier, Andrew Shields, Nathaniel Tarn, and Rosmarie Waldorp.