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Alex Wong

Alex Wong has published two collections of verse, Poems Without Irony (2016) and Shadow and Refrain (2021). He has also edited the Selected Verse of Swinburne and the Selected Essays of Walter Pater for Carcanet Classics. He teaches English at Cambridge, where his Russian-speaking collaborators, Anna Ivaskevica and Alex Chernova, have both at different times studied with him.

Alex Wong's work featured in PN Review comprises five contributions of poetry and two articles, over a period of 12 years. Also available are one review of Alex Wong's work and one interview with Alex Wong.

Further Reading

Article in PN Review 211 (2013) Crashaw 400, Part I

Article in PN Review 212 (2013) Crashaw 400, Part II

Poetry Collection in PN Review 213 (2013) Four Poems after Sannazaro

Poetry Collection in PN Review 215 (2014) The Rain Among the Pines: After D'Annunzio

Reviewed by Peter Scupham in PN Review 235 (2017) on Alex Wong’s Poems Without Irony

Interviewed by Andrew Latimer in PN Review 236 (2017) In Conversation with Alex Wong

Poetry Collection in PN Review 247 (2019) from the Mosella of Ausonius

Poetry Collectioned by Anna Ivaskevic in PN Review 261 (2021) Three Poems after Sophia Parnock (translated with Alex Chernova)

Poetry Collection in PN Review 276 (2024) Divinations

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	Alex Wong Alex Wong has published two collections of verse, Poems Without Irony (2016) and Shadow and Refrain (2021). He has also edited the Selected Verse of Swinburne and the Selected Essays of Walter Pater for Carcanet Classics. He teaches English at Cambridge, where his Russian-speaking collaborators, Anna Ivaskevica and Alex Chernova, have both at different times studied with him. Alex Wong's work featured in PN Review comprises five contributions of poetry and two articles, over a period of 12 years. Also available are one review of Alex Wong's work and one interview with Alex Wong. Further Reading Article in PN Review 211 (2013) Crashaw 400, Part I Article in PN Review 212 (2013) Crashaw 400, Part II Poetry Collection in PN Review 213 (2013) Four Poems after Sannazaro Poetry Collection in PN Review 215 (2014) The Rain Among the Pines: After D'Annunzio Reviewed by Peter Scupham in PN Review 235 (2017) on Alex Wong’s Poems Without Irony Interviewed by Andrew Latimer in PN Review 236 (2017) In Conversation with Alex Wong Poetry Collection in PN Review 247 (2019) from the Mosella of Ausonius Poetry Collectioned by Anna Ivaskevic in PN Review 261 (2021) Three Poems after Sophia Parnock (translated with Alex Chernova) Poetry Collection in PN Review 276 (2024) Divinations
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