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Book Reviews

Nezami Ganjavi. Layli and Majnun.

Translated by Dick Davis. New York: Penguin, 2021. 278 pp.

 

Notes

1. Davis, “On Not Translating,” 310.

2. Ibid.,” 310.

4. Brooks, 8.

5. Frost, 29.

6. Nizami-Sarvatyan, 319, 150.

7. Ibid., 319, 153.

8. Anvar, 54.

9. Ibid., 54.

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Notes on contributors

Roger Sedarat

Roger Sedarat is the author of Emerson in Iran: the American Appropriation of Persian Poetry, and his renderings of Persian verse have appeared in such journals as Poetry, Brooklyn Rail, and Asymptote. The recipient of a Willis Barnstone Translation Prize, he teaches poetry and literary translation in the MFA program at Queens College, City University of New York.

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