Spring 2017

Archipelago and North

Louis Cancelmi, Translated by Louis Cancelmi and Claude Simon

Louis Cancelmi is an actor, writer whose work has been published in various print and electronic journals, including Conjunctions, the New England Review, Redivider, SIGNALS///noise, and elsewhere. He also translated Léon Bloy’s Exegesis of Commonplaces (Wiseblood Books).

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Louis Cancelmi is an actor, writer whose work has been published in various print and electronic journals, including Conjunctions, the New England Review, Redivider, SIGNALS///noise, and elsewhere. He also translated Léon Bloy’s Exegesis of Commonplaces (Wiseblood Books).

(view contributions by Louis Cancelmi)

French novelist, poet, and critic Claude Simon (1913–2005) received the 1985 Nobel Prize in Literature. His many works available in English translation include The Grass (George Braziller), The Flanders Road (Riverrun Pr), The Palace (George Braziller), Histoire (Les Éditions de Minuit), Conducting Bodies (Grove Pr), Triptych (Riverrun Pr), The Georgics (Riverrun Pr), The Invitation (Dalkey Archive Press), and The Acacia (Pantheon). Louis Cancelmi’s translations of his poems “Archipelago” and “North” in this issue are copyright © 1974, 2009 Les Éditions de Minuit.

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