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Forrest Gander

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ID1339825
NAMEForrest Gander
GIVEN NAMESForrest
FAMILY NAMEGander
SIGNATUREGANDER F
AFFILIATIONSa Literary Arts, PO Box 1923, Brown University , Providence, RI 02912, USA
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS10
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR10
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2009
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0
  • From Mojave Ghost

    Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2024

    Not, you say, to fall backendlessly into the routine of ourselves.Nor to compose ourselves alwaysfrom the same syllables.We lie listening to the ilmenite dark,to the thrum of rain. Sleep comeswhil

  • Four Translations of Jeanette Lozano Clariond

    Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2024

    Homelessness No, it wasn’t the winter with its ice sword andtired arms.It was not the stubborn rain flooding the crops,nor the shearwaters on the ridge.Not even the thick clouds sipping the eaves

  • Wandering Birds

    Shuri Kido, Tomoyuki Endo et al.•ARTICLE•World Literature Today•2021

    20 WLT AUTUMN 2021 a POETRY Wandering Birds by Shuri Kido A thousand countries in myself – There’s something that precipitates to the very bottom of such a feeling. Is everything just an image, or is this only a wasteland where images overflow, and become a language? There is a sound you can hear only when your body grows older and more tranquil. And yet, can it be called “a sound”? It’s more a smell than a sound. People die, just as the dead die…

  • There Was No Plot

    Coral Bracho, Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•World Literature Today•2019

    Coral Bracho’s (b. 1951) early work altered the landscape of Mexican poetry. She is the recipient of many honors and awards, including the Aguascalientes National Poetry Prize, Xavier Villaurrutia Award, and a Guggenheim Fellowship. Bracho has collaborated with several painters and is a member of Mexico’s National Organization of Artists. Forrest Gander’s most recent books are the verse collection Be With (New Directions) and The Galloping Hour: …

  • Ethical dilemmas in the translation of poetry into English

    Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•Asia Pacific Translation and…•2018

    One simplifying narrative of the history of translation is that it has moved, generally, from sometimes predatory or coopting approaches toward those that reflect more respect for the original text. But what does respect look like when not only language but cultural and conceptual values are being translated, when what is expressed in a grammar is a way of understanding the world? And how do such questions affect the art of translation of poetry,…

  • Projecting Love

    Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•The Baffler•2012

  • Breath

    Open Access•Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•Critical Quarterly•2010

  • Tongue‐and‐grooved

    Open Access•PURA LÓPEZ‐COLOMÉ, Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•Critical Quarterly•2009

    I hadn't thought to open your travel journal, despite everything with divination on my mind, in the hope of coming across some treasure. And there was no confession whatsoever, no secret: just your perfect handwriting, tu caligrafía perfecta. And, parsed in India ink, your meditations, your panoramic originality, your unaffectedness line by line, horizon by horizon (since the days were passing), the whole Atlantic sloshed between your lachrymal C…

  • Come On In

    Open Access•PURA LÓPEZ‐COLOMÉ, Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•Critical Quarterly•2009

    bathe us in madness, madden the mountain, flirt with the woman, cure the crazy, raise the dead, demand the Viaticum ... through a tiny hole in the rusted lock of the patio gate that opens to the garden and to the rooftop of my eyes signifying nothing more than the key itself and its click which discloses a view of living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom, cradle, chifforobe, figures of saints, a bed with its headboard and someone there, you, sl…

  • Of Sum

    Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•Angelaki•2009

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  • Tongue‐and‐grooved

    Open Access•PURA LÓPEZ‐COLOMÉ, Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•Critical Quarterly•2009

    I hadn't thought to open your travel journal, despite everything with divination on my mind, in the hope of coming across some treasure. And there was no confession whatsoever, no secret: just your perfect handwriting, tu caligrafía perfecta. And, parsed in India ink, your meditations, your panoramic originality, your unaffectedness line by line, horizon by horizon (since the days were passing), the whole Atlantic sloshed between your lachrymal C…

  • Come On In

    Open Access•PURA LÓPEZ‐COLOMÉ, Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•Critical Quarterly•2009

    bathe us in madness, madden the mountain, flirt with the woman, cure the crazy, raise the dead, demand the Viaticum ... through a tiny hole in the rusted lock of the patio gate that opens to the garden and to the rooftop of my eyes signifying nothing more than the key itself and its click which discloses a view of living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom, cradle, chifforobe, figures of saints, a bed with its headboard and someone there, you, sl…

  • Of Sum

    Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•Angelaki•2009

  • Breath

    Open Access•Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•Critical Quarterly•2010

  • Projecting Love

    Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•The Baffler•2012

  • Ethical dilemmas in the translation of poetry into English

    Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•Asia Pacific Translation and…•2018

    One simplifying narrative of the history of translation is that it has moved, generally, from sometimes predatory or coopting approaches toward those that reflect more respect for the original text. But what does respect look like when not only language but cultural and conceptual values are being translated, when what is expressed in a grammar is a way of understanding the world? And how do such questions affect the art of translation of poetry,…

  • There Was No Plot

    Coral Bracho, Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•World Literature Today•2019

    Coral Bracho’s (b. 1951) early work altered the landscape of Mexican poetry. She is the recipient of many honors and awards, including the Aguascalientes National Poetry Prize, Xavier Villaurrutia Award, and a Guggenheim Fellowship. Bracho has collaborated with several painters and is a member of Mexico’s National Organization of Artists. Forrest Gander’s most recent books are the verse collection Be With (New Directions) and The Galloping Hour: …

  • Wandering Birds

    Shuri Kido, Tomoyuki Endo et al.•ARTICLE•World Literature Today•2021

    20 WLT AUTUMN 2021 a POETRY Wandering Birds by Shuri Kido A thousand countries in myself – There’s something that precipitates to the very bottom of such a feeling. Is everything just an image, or is this only a wasteland where images overflow, and become a language? There is a sound you can hear only when your body grows older and more tranquil. And yet, can it be called “a sound”? It’s more a smell than a sound. People die, just as the dead die…

  • From Mojave Ghost

    Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2024

    Not, you say, to fall backendlessly into the routine of ourselves.Nor to compose ourselves alwaysfrom the same syllables.We lie listening to the ilmenite dark,to the thrum of rain. Sleep comeswhil

  • Four Translations of Jeanette Lozano Clariond

    Forrest Gander•ARTICLE•Jung Journal•2024

    Homelessness No, it wasn’t the winter with its ice sword andtired arms.It was not the stubborn rain flooding the crops,nor the shearwaters on the ridge.Not even the thick clouds sipping the eaves

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