I’ve realized I should keep a list of this as well. These are only the projects that have involved me in some ways as advisor. The journals pieces are in 1890, Alchemy, Chasqui, El Cid, Esferas, and Tripwire, and the book is in Cardboard House. Under consideration now are a piece for Latin American Literature …
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We headed the Heavy Feather Review’s list of favorite books for 2025, and the Spring 2026 Rain Taxi gave us a full-page essay. With the Full Stop and Action Press reviews that makes four. I want more, of course.
I am working on this poem, first published in Dyn 3 (1942), and I discovered that Jean Piero set it to music in 2023. It is amazing. Jean Piero Díaz Ruiz is in Lima, and he writes poetry as well.
We’re getting reviewed! There’s a long piece in Full Stop and a shorter review in Action Books. The Chicago Review wants you to review it. And I discovered an amazing site, Surrealist NYC, that’s an inspiring resource. Are there other reviews of LTE, that I haven’t found yet?
I presented on César Moro’s poetry at the May, 2025 meeting of the Latin American Studies Association in San Francisco, and read from our new translation. I am interested in the ways Moro’s speakers construct a dialogue between self and other, self and world. There is something specific, perhaps Joycean, in the way he works …
Esteban Quispe and I read from our translation of The Equestrian Turtle at the New Orleans Poetry Festival on April 12, 2025. “When you appear the air is immobilized and cruelty armed to the teeth becomes adorable like the plumage of the millenarian birds reflected in your eyes.” This is a line from “Archaic Reflections …
Our translation of Peruvian Surrealist César Moro’s collection The Equestrian Turtle is due out from Cardboard House Press in April, 2025. You can pre-order your copy from Asterism Books. César Moro (Lima, Peru, 1903-1956) was a poet, painter and art critic, and a central figure in the transatlantic avant-gardes of the twentieth century. Living in …
Pedro Granados and I will be reading from Amerindios Friday, January 8, at 7:30 PM Eastern Standard Time, as part of the Jamaica Pond Poets series Chapter and Verse. CHAPTER AND VERSE LITERARY READING SERIES Friday, January 8, 2021, 7:30 pm Poetry in Spanish and Translations INTO ENGLISH AND INTO MUSIC Pedro Granados, Lima, Perú, Ph.D. …
With Sasha Reiter and Isaac Goldemberg I translated recent work by Pedro Granados. The book is Amerindios, and it is available now. This is one of the more successful translations, I think: To see someone ageLike a style, like a songLike a movie that at the exitLeft you remains of inspirationStrength prideIsn’t nearly what you’ll …
My cousin Ilya Fedorov has opened a gallery in Brooklyn, the Dordor Gallery. He exhibits and sells his own and other painting, and rents studio space. There is a café, an event venue and more. Artists who join receive a series of benefits. The gallery mirrors and takes up the work it had done in …
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