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THE GREEN PAVILION
I started translating Genet’s poems, in a spirit of wilful inaccuracy, in Cambridge in 1974, and stopped four years later, in the winter of 1978, in a high-rise flat in Portugal. In 1980, I was teaching in northern Italy and … Continue reading
Posted in gay, poetry, translation, Uncategorized
Tagged genet, isherwood, lgbt, poetry, tournier, translation
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Poets on Pasolini
The British Film Institute has been running a season of films by Pier Paolo Pasolini recently. As a side-dish to the season, Simon Barraclough was asked to round up a bunch of poets and see what kind of work Pasolini’s … Continue reading
Posted in event, poetry
Tagged British Film Institute, Pasolini, Pier Paolo Pasolini, poetry, Salò or the 120 Days of Sodom
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CHARLES LAMBERT 