Poetry's Geographies: A Transatlantic Anthology of Translations B Jenkins and transcripts rooted in historical

and transcripts rooted in historical and contemporary moments

personal narrative

disrupting attempts at reconciliation across generations

] Bernstein risks the presence that comes from flinging writing into many impossible and agitated scenes

Poetry's Geographies: A Transatlantic Anthology of Translations B Jenkins and transcripts rooted in historicalKatherine M. Hedeen & Zo Skoulding, editors Organized around the translators (rather than the poets), with essays discussing the poetics and politics of their translations, this ground breaking anthology forms unruly geographical lines of connection rather than underscoring existing national canonsshaping new understandings of contemporary poetrys transnational commitments. Featuring some of the most prominent poet translators from both sides of the