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** [[From "The Berries of Conjecture"#20|the past grows richer…]] | ** [[From "The Berries of Conjecture"#20|the past grows richer…]] | ||
** [[From "The Berries of Conjecture"#27|before we go further…]] | ** [[From "The Berries of Conjecture"#27|before we go further…]] | ||
* [[On the Death of Joseph Brodsky]] | |||
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*[http://www.keele.ac.uk/depts/ml/russian/staff/robert_reid.htm Robert Read at the Keele University site] | *[http://www.keele.ac.uk/depts/ml/russian/staff/robert_reid.htm Robert Read at the Keele University site] | ||
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(*20th century – )
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- en / English :
- Robert Reid. Reader in the School of Humanities, Keele University, UK. He has translated a number of Russian poets including, as well as Prokofiev, Prigov, Rein and Sedakova. · Biography
- fr / Français :
- Robert Reid. Professeur à School of Humanities, Keele University, UK. Traducteur de plusieurs poètes russes, dont Prokofiev, Prigov, Rein et Sedakova.
- ru / русский :
- Роберт Рид. английский переводчик. · Биография
Works
Translations — Переводы
From Oleg Prokofiev
- From "The Scent of Absence"
- From "The Berries of Conjecture"
- in the harbour of timid hopes…
- these shy glances…
- the self-sufficiency of day…
- my life could be different…
- don’t look for a needle in a haystack…
- opera is a strange invention…
- the fate of my friends is irreparable…
- in the crooked corridor of time…
- he who swallows himself with no remains…
- the past grows richer…
- before we go further…
- On the Death of Joseph Brodsky