Emily Dikinson (1831-1886) was born in Amperst (Massachusetts) and lived there a short and unexplored life. Having written about two thousand poems and a great many letters, it remained not noticed and not recognized by contemporaries. Only the 20th century was able to recognize the brilliant poet in it, but there is still no one to compare it with.
E. Dikinson began to translate Vera Markov into Russian. Since then, many translators have already addressed them. Translations of Tatyana Stamova with a separate book are published for the first time.
Author
Dikinson Emily
Translator
Stamova Tatyana
Publisher
Aquarius, 2014
Series
The space of translation
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