Spring 2002

TABLE OF CONTENTS

From The Adolescent
Translated by Richard Pevear, Translated by Larissa Volokhonsky and Fyodor Dostoevsky

Easter Rain
Translated by Peter Constantine, Translated by Dmitri Nabokov and Vladimir Nabokov

First and Last Published Poems
Octavio Paz and Translated by Eliot Weinberger

The Deep Zoo
Rikki Ducornet

Where Does the Wolf Live?
Translated by Karen Emmerich and Rea Galanake

Anita’s Diary
Julia Alvarez

Nychthemeron
Rick Moody

Four Poems of the Kabbalah
Translated by Peter Cole

Three Poems
James Tate

From Don Quixote
Miguel de Cervantes and Translated by Edith Grossman

Wenstrup’s Disappearance
Uwe Timm and Translated by Breon Mitchell

Sleep, Sleepwalker
Eleni Sikelianos

Keeper of Bells
Maxine Chernoff

A Dozen Surrealist Poems
Translated by Paul Auster, Hans Arp, Louis Aragon, Robert Desnos, Philippe Soupault, Antonin Artaud, Benjamin Péret, André Breton and Paul Éluard

Clustered
Robert Quillen Camp

Two Germans
Translated by William Weaver and Alberto Moravia

Twelve Poems from Serres Chaudes
Maurice Maeterlinck and Translated by Richard Howard

Hölderlin Hybrids: In Early November
Rosmarie Waldrop

From The Way by Swann’s
Translated by Lydia Davis and Marcel Proust

Rat Man of Manhattan
Paul West

Three Requia
Michael Bergstein

A Chinese Funeral
Translated by Esther Allen, José, Martí and

The Dead in Their Sleekness
Donald Revell

Kagekiyo
Translated by Michael Emmerich

Hansel and Gretel
Elizabeth Robinson

Nine Prose Poems
Pierre Reverdy and Translated by Ron Padgett

Berlin Stroll
Translated by Burton Pike and Robert Musil

Mary Mary Ellen Ellen
Tan Lin

Three Stories
Translated by Peter Constantine and Alexandros Papadiamantis

Some Values of Landscape and Weather
Peter Gizzi

From Master of the Sea
José, Translated by Sarney and Gregory Rabassa

From Memnoir
Joan Retallack

Seven Poems
Pierre Martory and Translated by John Ashbery

Life in the Body
T.  and M. McNally

The Guest
Translated by Susan Bernofsky and Yoko Tawada

From Flowers of Evil
Charles Baudelaire and Translated by Keith Waldrop

Two Poems
Translated by Jonathana Galassi and Giacomo Leopardi

From Anna Karenina
Translated by Marian Schwartz and Leo Tolstoy