Category Archives: Recent Work

Review City of Sandcastles

Review of Hagar Peeters’ City of Sandcastles in The Manhattan Review: https://themanhattanreview.com/reviews/city-of-sand-castles

‘I hope Wilkinson’s work as translator and herald leads to an American edition of City of Sandcastles and the recognition of Peeters as a major world poet whose work regularly finds a global audience’

Rick Larios, The Manhattan Review

 

 

Forthcoming

Three new collections forthcoming in 2025:

A new collection of Judith Wilkinson’s own poetry will be published by Shoestring Press in 2025. Title: Sphinx Moth.

Judith Wilkinson’s translation of Alara Adilow’s Mythen en stoplichten will be published by Shearsman Books in 2025. Title: Myths and Traffic Lights.

A new English selection of Miriam Van hee’s work, translated by Judith Wilkinson, will be published by Shoestring Press in 2025. Title: Sediment of Light, Selected Poems.

Some recent journal and anthology publications

Two translations of poems by Roelof ten Napel published in PN Review 261

Judith Wilkinson’s poem Imagining George O’Keeffe at her Ghost Ranch published by Verse Daily

Three poems by Judith Wilkinson published in The Manhattan Review Fall/Winter edition 2020-2021

Four translations of poems by Menno Wigman published in The Manhattan Review Fall/Winter edition

Three translations of poems by Hanny Michaelis, published in Acumen 94

Three translations of poems by Hanny Michaelis, published in Acumen 94

‘The Whole Mosaic’, a poem by Judith Wilkinson, published in Agenda, Vol. 52

Eight poems by Toon Tellegen, published in the Manhattan Review Volume 19, No. 1

Two poems by Toon Tellegen, ‘Daughter’ and ‘To Err’, translated by Judith Wilkinson, published in Modern Poetry in Translation, No. 2 2019. https://modernpoetryintranslation.com/poet/toon-tellegen/

‘The Mexican Woman Who Died in the Desert’, by Judith Wilkinson, published in Loch Raven Review: Link

‘Visiting the Owl House, Karoo Desert’, by Judith Wilkinson, published in Poetry Salzburg Review and later published on the Owl House Museum
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