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James Womack

James Womack is a translator and poet who lives in Cambridge, where he teaches Spanish and English. His second collection, On Trust: A Book of Lies, was published in 2017.

James Womack's work featured in PN Review comprises two reports, 11 contributions of poetry, and one review, over a period of 14 years. Also available are one interview with James Womack and two translations by James Womack.

Further Reading

Poetry Collection in PN Review 177 (2007) Three Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 183 (2008) Three Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 186 (2009) Four Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 191 (2010) The Water Cycle: Variation on a Theme

Poetry Collection in PN Review 199 (2011) Three Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 206 (2012) Three Poems

Review in PN Review 209 (2013) on Enrique Juncosa

Poetry Collection in PN Review 211 (2013) 'Choices' and Other Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 230 (2016) Six Poems

Interviewed by Sam Buchan-Watts in PN Review 230 (2016) interviews James Womack

Translation of a Poetry Collection by Alejandro Fernandez-Osorio in PN Review 236 (2017) Pomace (trans. James Womack)

Poetry Collection in PN Review 238 (2017) Europe

Poetry Collection in PN Review 240 (2018) Best Translation

Report in PN Review 241 (2018) Letter from Washington

Translation of a Poetry Collection by Manuel Vilas in PN Review 243 (2018) Five Poems (translated by James Womack)

Report in PN Review 245 (2019) Letter from Cadiz

Poetry Collection in PN Review 252 (2020) Three Poems

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	James Womack James Womack is a translator and poet who lives in Cambridge, where he teaches Spanish and English. His second collection, On Trust: A Book of Lies, was published in 2017. James Womack's work featured in PN Review comprises two reports, 11 contributions of poetry, and one review, over a period of 14 years. Also available are one interview with James Womack and two translations by James Womack. Further Reading Poetry Collection in PN Review 177 (2007) Three Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 183 (2008) Three Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 186 (2009) Four Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 191 (2010) The Water Cycle: Variation on a Theme Poetry Collection in PN Review 199 (2011) Three Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 206 (2012) Three Poems Review in PN Review 209 (2013) on Enrique Juncosa Poetry Collection in PN Review 211 (2013) 'Choices' and Other Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 230 (2016) Six Poems Interviewed by Sam Buchan-Watts in PN Review 230 (2016) interviews James Womack Translation of a Poetry Collection by Alejandro Fernandez-Osorio in PN Review 236 (2017) Pomace (trans. James Womack) Poetry Collection in PN Review 238 (2017) Europe Poetry Collection in PN Review 240 (2018) Best Translation Report in PN Review 241 (2018) Letter from Washington Translation of a Poetry Collection by Manuel Vilas in PN Review 243 (2018) Five Poems (translated by James Womack) Report in PN Review 245 (2019) Letter from Cadiz Poetry Collection in PN Review 252 (2020) Three Poems
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