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Robert Pinsky, Ginza Samba

Posted on July 24, 2013 by wcd2

July 24, 2013 For years I hadn’t gone much beyond his translation of the Inferno. I’d noticed a couple of things I didn’t like (might even have gone looking for them), and just stopped there, his own poetry getting all … Continue reading →

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