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‘McIlfatrick-Ksenofontov’s translations capture the barely capturable essence of Doris Kareva’s poems which

The poems subtly evoke life's peaks and crisis points

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The Play of Waves by Immanuel Mifsud, trans. by Maurice Riordan Rebecca Watts contrapuntal monologues of a PalestinianThe Play of Waves is a collection of poems written over the period of five years by Malta's most distinguished poet, Immanuel Mifsud. It falls into six sections: the first consists of mainly lyrical poems; the second explores mental instability and the fluidity of the Self; the third is a sequence of travel poems; the fourth focuses on the dialectic of body spirit; the fifth consists of poems about sex and sexuality; and the sixth and final section is