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Philip Terry

Philip Terry is a poet and experimental translator. His version of Dante’s Purgatorio, relocating Dante to Mersea island in Essex, is forthcoming from Carcanet in October 2024.

Philip Terry's work featured in PN Review comprises one report, three contributions of poetry, 11 articles, and six reviews, over a period of 37 years. Also available is one translation by Philip Terry.

Further Reading

Poetry in PN Review 212 (2013) Dante's Inferno, Canto XXXIII

Poetry in PN Review 224 (2015) From Du Bellay: The Regrets

Poetry in PN Review 252 (2020) 50 Chicagos for Paul Fournel

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	Philip Terry Philip Terry is a poet and experimental translator. His version of Dante’s Purgatorio, relocating Dante to Mersea island in Essex, is forthcoming from Carcanet in October 2024. Philip Terry's work featured in PN Review comprises one report, three contributions of poetry, 11 articles, and six reviews, over a period of 37 years. Also available is one translation by Philip Terry. Further Reading Poetry in PN Review 212 (2013) Dante's Inferno, Canto XXXIII Poetry in PN Review 224 (2015) From Du Bellay: The Regrets Poetry in PN Review 252 (2020) 50 Chicagos for Paul Fournel
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