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Osip Mandelstam

The Voronezh Workbooks Paperback

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90+ poems from exile
Includes variants and exclusions
Pinnacle of poetic achievement
Fresh slant rhyme translations
178 pages of vital verse
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Osip Mandelstam spent three years in internal exile in the city of Voronezh, in southwestern Russia, after someone in his circle of acquaintances had informed the Soviet authorities of his "Stalin Epigram" in 1934. The ninetyodd poems he wrote there are the pinnacle of his poetic achievement, bearing witness to Mandelstams consistent independence of mind and concern for the freedom of thought. More covertly and controversially, however, they also bear the marks of Mandelstams attempts to somehow reinstate himself back into Soviet society. In addition to all the poems that Russian editors have suggested constitute the sequence Mandelstam would have wished to see into print, this edition includes the main variants and exclusions preserved in manuscripts and in the memory of Mandelstams wife and executor, Nadezhda.Praise for Concert at a Railway Station "To my mind this is the best Mandelstam selected yet and belongs on the bookshelves of everyone with an interest in 20thCentury Russian verse."Ross Cogan, Poetry Wales"Alistair Noons translations of Mandelstam are an important contribution to the study and appreciation of this vital writer." Anton Romanenko, B O D Y"Noon daringly replicates Mandelstams formal stanzas, using slant rhymes with a zingy freshness of diction that stops the poems from ever sounding like translationese." Henry King, Glasgow Review of Books

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Binding: Paperback;178 pages; Publisher: Shearsman Books Limited; Classification: N/A; Weight: 390.34 g; Dimensions: N/A

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