Martin Reints: new translations at Poetry International Web (PIW)

Dutch poet Martin Reints is featured at Poetry International Web, in the new November edition of the Dutch Domain.

His poet’s page now contains sixteen poems in the original Dutch version and in English translation by John Irons, biographical and bibliographical information, useful links and an interview by Marjoleine de Vos, translated by John Irons.

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November 3, 2011 | news | poetry


News

Dutch translators shortlisted

Dutch translators shortlisted

Two recent collections of Dutch poets in English translations have been shortlisted for the Popescu Prize in the UK. In 2007 Rutger Kopland’s What Water Left behind (Waxwing Poems, 2005),… Continued...

September 28, 2011 | news | poetry

Brockway Prize for Jan H. Mysjkin & Pierre Gallissaires

The Brockway Prize for poetry translators has been awarded to the French translators Jan H. Mysjkin and Pierre Gallissaires. Together they translated the work of many Dutch poets. The jury… Continued...

June 4, 2009 | news | poetry

Maria van Daalen at Poetry International Web (PIW)

Maria van Daalen at Poetry International Web (PIW)

Dutch poet Maria van Daalen is featured at Poetry International Web, in the brand new January edition of the Dutch Domain. Her poet’s page contains poems in the original Dutch… Continued...

January 9, 2009 | news | poetry

Jan Baeke at Poetry International Web (PIW)

Jan Baeke at Poetry International Web (PIW)

Dutch poet Jan Baeke is featured at Poetry International Web, in the new October edition of the Dutch Domain. His poet’s page now contains 11 poems in the original Dutch… Continued...

October 17, 2008 | news | poetry

David Colmer wins fourth David Reid Poetry Translation Prize

David Colmer wins fourth David Reid Poetry Translation Prize

In the fourth round of the David Reid Poetry Translation Prize it was up to the candidates to translate Gerrit Achterberg’s Dutch poem ‘De dichter is een koe’ in to… Continued...

June 26, 2008 | news | poetry

About NLPVF

The Foundation for the Production and Translation of Dutch Literature exists to promote interest in Dutch-language literature abroad. Continued...

Essay

Young poets, packed houses

By Tatjana Daan. They were on either side of forty, the poets who passed for the 'young guard' of Dutch poetry in the mid-eighties. Huub Beurskens, Willem Jan Otten, Robert Anker, Anneke Brassinga, Stefan Hertmans, Luuk Gruwez, Charles Ducal. For many years they had been regarded as the newest generation of gifted poets. But in the late nineties things began to change, and today's 'young poets' are no longer in their forties, but in their twenties and thirties. Continued...

A Walk on the Wild Square

By Paul Demets. In the essay A Walk on the Wild Square Paul Demets strolls around in the poetic landscape of the 1980s and 1990s. Demets is a poetry critic for the Flemish weekly Knack. He also contributes regularly to literary journals such as Poëziekrant, Kunst en Cultuur and Ons Erfdeel. Continued...