​​​​​Jamie Richards    translator &c

Luigi Malerba, "The Translator," Firmament


Viola di Grado, excerpt from Blue Hunger, Granta


Viola di Grado, "The Joy of Walls," The Florence Review


Mariella Mehr, Four Poems (with Adrian Nathan West), Asymptote


Rosa Matteucci, "Country Life," The Florence Review


Enzo Fileno Carabba, "Horizons," The Florence Review


Paolo Albani, "A Practical Guide for Those Who Want to Write as Little as Possible," Firmament


Manuele Fior, excerpt from Celestia, The Arkansas International

 

Sara Davidovics, poetry excerpt from Oz, in Luigi Ballerini and Beppe Cavatorta (eds.), Those Who from Afar Look Like Flies. An Anthology of Italian Poetry from Officina to the Present, Volume II. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, forthcoming)

 

Maurizio Salabelle, “How to Walk Through Pisa for Hours and Never See the Leaning Tower,” Firmament

Marosia Castaldi, “Milan, International City,” The Brooklyn Rail

Gipi, excerpt from One Story, Soledad

Igiaba Scego, “Light.” Circle Surface Sun: From Somewhere in the Mediterranean (Vienna: Schlebrügge.Editor, 2020)

Giovanna Cristina Vivinetto, poems from Dolore minimo, Exchanges Anniversary Issue

Gabriella Kuruvilla, “That’s Life, Honey” (with Alex Valente), Massachusetts Review

Paolo di Paolo, “China Illustrata,” The FLR (Issue 5, 2019). Reprinted on LitHub. Reprinted in The Best Small Fictions 2020 (Sonder Press, 2020)

Ezio Sinigaglia, “Piece,” The FLR (Issue 5, 2019)

Rossella Milone, “Where Was I, Then,” The FLR (Issue 5, 2019)

Giusi Marchetta, “Arturo,” The FLR (Issue 4, 2018); featured on Literary Hub

Carmen Pellegrino, “What Is Left,” The FLR

Manuele Fior, “Class Trip,” The Arkansas International

Ana Galvañ, “Press Enter to Continue,” Now #5

Roberta Scomparsa, “Jellyfish,” Now #3

Davide Reviati, “Spit Three Times” (excerpt), Words Without Borders

Gianluca Costantini and Elettra Stamboulis, “An Endless Green Line,” Words Without Borders

Marosia Castaldi, The Hunger of Women (excerpt), Best European Fiction (Dalkey Archive Press, 2017)

Giovanni Orelli, “Death by Laughter,” Best European Fiction (Dalkey Archive Press, 2017)

Gabriella Kuruvilla, “Barbie,” Words Without Borders

Fausto Curi, “On the New Poetry,” Luigi Ballerini and Beppe Cavatorta (eds.), Those Who from Afar Look Like Flies. An Anthology of Italian Poetry from Officina to the Present (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2017)


Paolo Bacilieri, Fun (excerpt), Words without Borders

Irina Marchesini, “Mise en abîme and self-translation: Vladimir Nabokov through the mirror of his words,” Nabokov Online Journal (Vol. VIII, 2014)

 

Giancarlo Pastore, Jellyfish (excerpt), Gone Lawn

Viktor Shklovsky and Serena Vitale, “Polivanov’s Dream” (an excerpt from Witness to an Era), Harper’s

Giacomo Leopardi, “Saying to Myself: A Beckettian Translation of Giacomo Leopardi’s ‘A se stesso,’ Unsplendid 3.3 (2012); with translator's note


Poems by Giorgio Orelli, Alberto Nessi, Donata Berra, Vanni Bianconi, and others, in Modern and Contemporary Swiss Poetry: An Anthology (Dalkey Archive Press, 2012)

 
Giuliano Boraso, “Against the Monotony of the Negative: A Conversation with Giovanni Orelli,” Context No. 23

Ermanno Cavazzoni, “The Albanians,” “Memoirs of a Concentration Camp Survivor,” and “Star-Crossed Suicides,” from Vite brevi di idioti [Brief Lives of Idiots], World Literature Today

Igort, "The Story of Serafina Andreyevna" (from The Ukrainian Notebooks), Words without Borders

Marco Arnaudo and Paolo di Tonno, Baudelaire, the Metaphysical Ostrich (selected comics), Words Without Borders

Angelo Cannavacciuolo, “White Christmas,” Words Without Borders

Giancarlo Pastore, “Regina” (excerpt), Washington Square

Giancarlo Pastore, “Jellyfish” (excerpt), Absinthe: New European Writing

Benedetta Centovalli and Dacia Maraini, “The Silence of the Outcasts: An Interview with Dacia Maraini,” Words Without Borders

Giancarlo Pastore, “Jellyfish” (excerpts), eXchanges (Spring 2005). Reprinted in The Daily Palette

Giancarlo Pastore, “Jellyfish” (excerpt), Two Lines: Bodies