Journeys
Journeys
Details
Details
Guernica Editions (Essential Translations Series)
9781771834070
85 pages |
Reviews
Reviews
This uncomplicated poetry's images, whether observing Montreal or India, allow us to reflect deeply on the meaning of life, of regrets and an overwhelming desire to continue to live.
Le Devoir
This paradoxical push-and-pull embodies many other themes that recur throughout Journeys, including the poet’s Arab identity, diaspora, how civilizations pass into dust over time, and the role of woman.
Canadian Literature: A Quarterly Criticism and Review
Awards
Awards
About the author
Nadine Ltaif is a poet and translator, living in Montreal. Her first book, Les Métamorphoses d'Ishtar, was published by Guernica in 1987. Three books of her poetry, Le livre des dunes, Le rire de l'eau and Ce que vous ne lirez pas have been published in Montréal by Le Noroît. Her book Entre les fleuves was translated by Christine Tipper and published by Guernica under the title Changing Shores. An English version of Les Métamorphoses d'Ishtar, translated by John Asfour, was published by Guernica. She has translated John Asfour's book Nisan into French.
Christine Tipper holds a Ph.D. and a Masters in French literary translation from the University of Exeter, England, and is a Member of the Chartered Institute of Linguists and of the Conseil International d'Études Francophones. She works as a freelance interpreter, translator and a freelance teacher of translating and interpreting on Masters programmes at the University of Bath. She has translated several authors for Guernica including Changing Shores by Nadine Ltaif, Evelyne Wilwerth's Smile, you're getting old, Danielle Fournier's We Come From The Same Light and Francis Catalano's Where Spaces Glow.