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Robert Pinsky

Poet, essayist, critic and translator Robert Pinsky was, from 1997-2000, the Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress. He teaches at Boston University. His poems were included in Five American Poets (along with those of Robert Hass, James McMichael, John Matthias and John Peck), published by Carcanet in 2010.

Robert Pinsky's work featured in PN Review comprises 11 contributions of poetry and two articles, over a period of 32 years. Also available are one review of Robert Pinsky's work and one translation by Robert Pinsky.

Further Reading

Poetry Collection in PN Review 6 (1979) from An Explanation of America

Poetry Collection in PN Review 7 (1979) from An Explanation of America

Poetry Collection in PN Review 16 (1980) The Living

Article in PN Review 17 (1981) The Interest of Poetry

Poetry Collection in PN Review 23 (1982) The Garden

Translation of a Poetry Collection by Czeslaw Milosz in PN Review 27 (1982) The World: a naive poem (translated by Robert Hass and Robert Pinsky)

Poetry Collection in PN Review 28 (1982) The Saving

Poetry Collection in PN Review 34 (1983) Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 60 (1988) Visions of Daniel

Article in PN Review 70 (1989) Thom Gunn

Poetry Collection in PN Review 88 (1992) The Lunar Exemplar: to Donald Davie

Poetry Collection in PN Review 100 (1994) Five Poems

Poetry Collection in PN Review 111 (1996) Two Poems

Reviewed by David C. Ward in PN Review 135 (2000) on Robert Pinsky

Poetry Collection in PN Review 194 (2010) Four Poems

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	Robert Pinsky Poet, essayist, critic and translator Robert Pinsky was, from 1997-2000, the Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress. He teaches at Boston University. His poems were included in Five American Poets (along with those of Robert Hass, James McMichael, John Matthias and John Peck), published by Carcanet in 2010. Robert Pinsky's work featured in PN Review comprises 11 contributions of poetry and two articles, over a period of 32 years. Also available are one review of Robert Pinsky's work and one translation by Robert Pinsky. Further Reading Poetry Collection in PN Review 6 (1979) from An Explanation of America Poetry Collection in PN Review 7 (1979) from An Explanation of America Poetry Collection in PN Review 16 (1980) The Living Article in PN Review 17 (1981) The Interest of Poetry Poetry Collection in PN Review 23 (1982) The Garden Translation of a Poetry Collection by Czeslaw Milosz in PN Review 27 (1982) The World: a naive poem (translated by Robert Hass and Robert Pinsky) Poetry Collection in PN Review 28 (1982) The Saving Poetry Collection in PN Review 34 (1983) Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 60 (1988) Visions of Daniel Article in PN Review 70 (1989) Thom Gunn Poetry Collection in PN Review 88 (1992) The Lunar Exemplar: to Donald Davie Poetry Collection in PN Review 100 (1994) Five Poems Poetry Collection in PN Review 111 (1996) Two Poems Reviewed by David C. Ward in PN Review 135 (2000) on Robert Pinsky Poetry Collection in PN Review 194 (2010) Four Poems
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