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But Marilyn Hacker did not struggle to publish, though she did not always achieve her preferred venues, and never stopped writing, barely slackening her pace even during serious illness. She continually developed and deepened her art, gaining rather than losing intellectual and innovative energy despite the aging of her generation and its ideas.
18 de abr. de 2022 · KN, 20 April 2020. This week’s paired poems are from A Different Distance: A Renga by the American poet Marilyn Hacker and the French-Indian poet, dance producer and curator Karthika Naïr ...
Marilyn Hacker has published translations, criticism, and reviews in periodicals including Grand Street, The Nation, and Ploughshares.She has also translated the works of French poets. In 2010 ...
In elegant, theoreticallysophisticated readings that ground each poets work in place, time, and experience, a unique poetics of the body comes into focus - Edna St. Vincent Millay s commodified body, Elizabeth Bishop s ambiguous body, Marilyn Chin s investigations of the body in the context of the Chinese American immigrant experience, and Marilyn Hacker s complex intertwining of body and ...
Marilyn Hacker is the author of fourteen books of poems, including Blazons (Carcanet 2019), A Stranger’s Mirror (Norton, 2015) and Names (Norton, 2010), and an essay collection, Unauthorized Voices ( Michigan, 2010). Her sixteen translations of French and Francophone poets include Vénus Khoury-Ghata’s A Handful of Blue Earth (Liverpool, 2017) and Emmanuel Moses’ Preludes and Fugues ...
5 de nov. de 2023 · On October 24th, award-winning poet Marilyn Hacker made her case for the modern sonnet during a lecture in the Humanities Quadrangle. The lecture, which was the second installment in The Franke Lectures in the Humanities, focused on how the sonnet has and continues to uplift marginalized voices. Acknowledging contemporary resistance to the ...
By Marilyn Hacker. Spring wafts up the smell of bus exhaust, of bread. and fried potatoes, tips green on the branches, repeats old news: arrogance, ignorance, war. A cinder-block wall shared by two houses. is new rubble. On one side was a kitchen. sink and a cupboard, on the other was. a bed, a bookshelf, three framed photographs.
