Orpheus by Theo Dorgan Robin Robertson already known for translations of

already known for translations of Mexican poets

There are over 14 hours of readings on four DVDs packaged with the book

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Orpheus by Theo Dorgan Robin Robertson already known for translations ofIn a book presented in two halves, and composed throughout in sapphics in English, one of the most challenging of poetic forms Dorgans contemporary Orpheus is part drifter, part troubadour, part lover, recognising deeper patterns in his behaviour, but always of this place and time. In the books second half, the locus shifts farther out into mythic space with a parallel narrative from the Greek world that both mirrors and interweaves with the first