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Marilyn Hacker
Marilyn Hacker is the author of fourteen books of poems, including A Stranger’s Mirror (2016) and Blazons (Carcanet, 2019), two collaborative books, Diaspo/Renga, written with Deema K. Shehabi (2014) , and A Different Distance, written with Karthika Naïr (to be published in December 2021 by Milkweed Editions in the U.S.), and an essay collection, Unauthorized Voices (2010), as well as eighteen books of poems translated from the French.
Marilyn Hacker's work featured in PN Review comprises one report, 32 contributions of poetry, and two articles, over a period of 30 years. Also available are two reviews of Marilyn Hacker's work and 24 translations by Marilyn Hacker.
Marilyn Hacker's work featured in PN Review comprises one report, 32 contributions of poetry, and two articles, over a period of 30 years. Also available are two reviews of Marilyn Hacker's work and 24 translations by Marilyn Hacker.
Further Reading
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 136 (2000)
Four Poems (translated from the French by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 142 (2001)
Waiting (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 142 (2001)
Ochre Night (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 156 (2004)
Four Seasons for Jude Stefan (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 159 (2004)
The Cherry Tree's Journey (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 167 (2006)
Two Poems (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 175 (2007)
Three Poems (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 184 (2008)
July 12, 2006 (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 189 (2009)
from the Mister Nobody Poems (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 198 (2011)
Five Poems (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 202 (2011)
Three Poems (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 205 (2012)
Eight Poems (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 209 (2013)
The Bridges of Budapest (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 216 (2014)
‘The Orchards of Timbuctou’ and Other Poems
Translated from the French by Marilyn Hacker
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 223 (2015)
Bach in Autumn, translated by Marilyn Hacker
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 240 (2018)
Coffee, No Sugar trans. Marilyn Hacker
Translation of an Article by in PN Review 245 (2019)
Weight of Silence (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 247 (2019)
Six Makeshift Trees translated by Marilyn Hacker
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 254 (2020)
My Life as a Wall (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 136 (2000)
Four Poems (translated from the French by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 142 (2001)
Waiting (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 142 (2001)
Ochre Night (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Report in PN Review 147 (2002)
June Jordan 1936-2002
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 156 (2004)
Four Seasons for Jude Stefan (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Reviewed by in PN Review 159 (2004)
on Marilyn Hacker
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 159 (2004)
The Cherry Tree's Journey (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 167 (2006)
Two Poems (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 175 (2007)
Three Poems (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 184 (2008)
July 12, 2006 (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 189 (2009)
from the Mister Nobody Poems (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 198 (2011)
Five Poems (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 202 (2011)
Three Poems (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 205 (2012)
Eight Poems (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 209 (2013)
The Bridges of Budapest (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 216 (2014)
‘The Orchards of Timbuctou’ and Other Poems Translated from the French by Marilyn Hacker
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 223 (2015)
Bach in Autumn, translated by Marilyn Hacker
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 240 (2018)
Coffee, No Sugar trans. Marilyn Hacker
Translation of an Article by in PN Review 245 (2019)
Weight of Silence (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 247 (2019)
Six Makeshift Trees translated by Marilyn Hacker
Translation of a Poetry Collection by in PN Review 254 (2020)
My Life as a Wall (translated by Marilyn Hacker)
