The Hudson Review

Winter 2008: Vol. LXI, No. 4

A Few Lines About My Life Olga Sedakova trans. Emily Grosholz with Larissa Volokhonsky

The Immortal Joachim Maria Machado de Assis trans. Alfred Mac Adam
Three Stores from That Didn't Reassure the Children Alois Hotschnig trans. Tess Lewis

From The Great Snowfall; The Torches; Hopkins Forest Yves Bonnefoy trans. Emily Grosholz
The Inspection; Lament of the Old Pole Jacques Reda trans. Andrew Shields
So Boaz Slept Victor Hugo trans. R. S. Gwynn
From Le Cid Pierre Corneille trans. Richard Wilbur
The Subway, Moscow and Other Poems Olga Sedakova trans. Emily Grosholz and Larissa Volokhonsky
Poem of the End Marina Tsvetaeva trans. Mary Jane White
Third Rome Man Dimitri V. Psurtsev trans. F. D. Reeve
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight Anonymous Fourteenth-Century Poet trans. John Ridland
From Antigone Sophocles trans. Ruth Fainlight and Robert J. Littman
Three Poems from the Greek trans. Edmund Keeley
The Creation of the World and Other Poems G. G. Belli trans. Charles Martin
Tangerines, My Boy, and Me; The Soy Mash Vendor Motomaro Senge trans. Lawrence Rogers

Dance Marcia B. Siegel

American Ballet Theatre’s celebration of Antony Tudor
Art Karen Wilkin

“Drawing Babar” at the Morgan; The Museum of Art and Design
Theatre Richard Hornby

Ibsen’s “A Doll’s House” at the Rose Theatre, Kingston; Sam Shepard’s “Kicking a Dead Horse” at the Almeida Theatre, London

The Life and Times of Latin Brooke Allen

“Ad Infinitum: A Biography of Latin,” by Nicholas Ostler
Translations for Our Moment Mark Jarman

Poets as translators
Poetry and Dialectic Alfred Corn

“Eternal Enemies,” by Adam Zagajewski
Literary History as Kaffeeklatsch Tess Lewis

“The Delighted States,” by Adam Thirlwell
Consequences and Possibilities Susan Balee

Per Petterson, Arnaldur Indriason, Ismail Kadare, Ingo Schulze