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Jacques RoubaudJacques Roubaud was elected to the Oulipo in 1966. He has written many poems using the trident form, which generally has a syllable count of 5–3–5, one of the many forms made possible by Oulipo’s recalibrating of the haiku.
Jacques Roubaud's work featured in PN Review comprises two contributions of poetry, over a period of 14 years. Also available are one review of Jacques Roubaud's work and one interview with Jacques Roubaud.
Further Reading
Reviewed by
in PN Review 94 (1993)on French Poets
Poetry Collection in PN Review 182 (2008)
Rue d'Amsterdam (translated by Keith and Rosmarie Waldrop)
Interviewed by
in PN Review 182 (2008)An Interview with Jacques Roubaud
Poetry Collection in PN Review 259 (2021)
Tridents
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