Category Archives: pasolini

Top ten books set in Rome

Posted on November 26, 2010 by Charles Lambert

Book Depository used to have a weekly post called Tuesday Top Ten. I thought it would be fun (and useful) to pick out my top ten books set in Rome. Unfortunately, Book Depository decided to discontinue their Tuesday Top Ten, … Continue reading →

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THE GOLDEN FLEECE

Posted on July 3, 2007 by Charles Lambert

Time for a little verse, I think. This is the first part of a group of poems inspired specifically by the myth of the golden fleece and, obliquely, by Pasolini’s Medea (or maybe that should be the other way round). … Continue reading →

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Chinese whispers

Posted on July 2, 2007 by Charles Lambert

As someone who’s made a (poor) living from academic translation in the past – I now make a poor living from editing my own dear language into UN-speak – I’m deeply impressed by good literary translators. I would never have … Continue reading →

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