#ItalianLitMonth n.30: An Enticing Introduction to Contemporary Italian Poetry

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by Johanna Bishop A good anthology is a fine buffet. A good anthology of poetry in translation is a buffet of dishes that are probably new to you. A good anthology of contemporary poetry in translation is a buffet of dishes that are new to everyone at the party. And Tempo: Excursions in 21st-Century Italian … Continue reading #ItalianLitMonth n.30: An Enticing Introduction to Contemporary Italian Poetry

#ItalianLitMonth n.4: The Florence Review: Italy’s First Bilingual Lit Mag

Posted on by Leah Janeczko

by Johanna Bishop Florence is full of American students—18,000 of them in 2024 alone. And most, of course, are undergraduates who arrive unequipped with enough Italian to let them simply pick books off the shelf in a shop or library. Back in 2016, the young people in Alessandro Raveggi’s class at NYU Florence had the … Continue reading #ItalianLitMonth n.4: The Florence Review: Italy’s First Bilingual Lit Mag