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3:12 PM 02/08/2013

The major critics and translators of Amelia Rosselli will discuss her poetry and read some of the finest translations of her work.

The biennial prize is presented jointly by Women Poets at Barnard and the publisher W.W. Norton & Company.

An evening with the celebrated French sound poet Jean-Pierre Bobillot. (In French and English.)

George Varsos (University of Athens, Princeton University) discusses a comparative approach to translating Homer into modern languages.

Current members of the Barnard Creative Writing faculty read from their work, including poetry, prose and drama.

**CANCELED (Mar. 29)**
The Barnard Center for Translation Studies presents an evening with the acclaimed poet, translator and critic Rosmarie Waldrop.

Women Poets at Barnard presents an evening of readings by the award-winning American poets.
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