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Timothy AdèsTimothy Adès, rhyming translator-poet, has books of Jean Cassou from Arc (33 Sonnets) and Agenda (Amadis), and Victor Hugo from Hearing Eye (How to be a Grandfather, now complete). He translates Alfonso Reyes (TLS Premio Valle-Inclán Prize) and he won the first John Dryden Prize. His big volume of Robert Desnos (PNR 200) looms closer.
Timothy Adès's work featured in PN Review comprises five translations.
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