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Continuum: Poems

by Nina Cassian

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Publisher Comments:

Continuum is a sweeping collection from a "miraculous" (Dana Gioia) poet. Spanning nearly sixty years, these poems--both new English translations of her work in Romanian--blend her gallows humor and an engagement with the human experience, from memories of a childhood at play to the contemplation of a gradual mortality.

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A new collection of work from "a world-class, high-spirited, fierce, intelligent, uncompromising, and wonderfully nervy poet" (Stanley Kunitz).

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"The poems in this work show Cassian to be . . . a poet who can work miracles with language."—Library Journal

Synopsis:

Continuum is a sweeping collection from a miraculous (Dana Gioia) poet. Spanning nearly sixty years, these poems--both new English translations of her work in Romanian--blend her gallows humor and an engagement with the human experience, from memories of a childhood at play to the contemplation of a gradual mortality.

Synopsis:

Spanning nearly sixty years, these poems—both new English compositions and Nina Cassian's translations of her work in Romanian—blend her gallows humor with an engagement with the human experience.

About the Author

Nina Cassian was born in 1924 in Galati, Romania. Also a composer, journalist, film critic, and translator of Shakespeare and Brecht, Cassian was exiled from Romania in 1985. She lives in New York City.

Product Details

ISBN:
9780393067668
Author:
Cassian, Nina
Publisher:
W. W. Norton & Company
Subject:
General
Subject:
General Poetry
Subject:
Continental european
Subject:
Single Author - Continental European
Subject:
Anthologies-Miscellaneous International Poetry
Copyright:
Publication Date:
20090331
Binding:
Hardcover
Grade Level:
General/trade
Language:
English
Pages:
96
Dimensions:
8.30x5.80x.60 in. .60 lbs.

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Product details 96 pages W. W. Norton & Company - English 9780393067668 Reviews:
"Synopsis" by , A new collection of work from "a world-class, high-spirited, fierce, intelligent, uncompromising, and wonderfully nervy poet" (Stanley Kunitz).
"Synopsis" by , "The poems in this work show Cassian to be . . . a poet who can work miracles with language."—Library Journal
"Synopsis" by , Continuum is a sweeping collection from a miraculous (Dana Gioia) poet. Spanning nearly sixty years, these poems--both new English translations of her work in Romanian--blend her gallows humor and an engagement with the human experience, from memories of a childhood at play to the contemplation of a gradual mortality.
"Synopsis" by , Spanning nearly sixty years, these poems—both new English compositions and Nina Cassian's translations of her work in Romanian—blend her gallows humor with an engagement with the human experience.
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