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John Naughton

John Naughton is a professor of Romance Languages at Colgate University in New York and one of the principal translators of Yves Bonnefoy’s work into English. He has authored or edited a half dozen books and written over fifty articles, translations and reviews in the area of modern French poetry.

John Naughton's work featured in PN Review comprises one review. Also available is one translation by John Naughton.

Further Reading

Translation of an Article by Yves Bonnefoy in PN Review 226 (2015) (tr. John Naughton) The Tombs of Ravenna

Review in PN Review 230 (2016) on René Char

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	John Naughton John Naughton is a professor of Romance Languages at Colgate University in New York and one of the principal translators of Yves Bonnefoy’s work into English. He has authored or edited a half dozen books and written over fifty articles, translations and reviews in the area of modern French poetry. John Naughton's work featured in PN Review comprises one review. Also available is one translation by John Naughton. Further Reading Translation of an Article by Yves Bonnefoy in PN Review 226 (2015) (tr. John Naughton) The Tombs of Ravenna Review in PN Review 230 (2016) on René Char
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