Shorter Translations
POETRY
Johannes Anyuru
“Through the Lake, Through the Water” — Four Way Review
“Time: A Song about the Walls of Troy” — Long Poem Magazine
“Fight Poem” & “Dream in Color, Fight With Knives” — Massachusetts Review
Kerstin Becker
Five Poems — poetry in action (ACTION BOOKS)
Four Poems — ANMLY
Katarina Frostenson
“Muffled Song,” “Silent Directive” & “Germination” — Tupelo Quarterly
“Tomorrows” & “The Brook — Song” — Anthropocene
“Siberian Song” — Oxonian Review
“The Waters of Ovid” — Denver Quarterly
“Voicegrass” & “Incantation” — Plume
“Heron Lands” — The Dodge
“The Music” & “Song Thrush” — West Branch
“Street Name” — The Fourth River
“The Nature of Fear” — Waxwing
“Mania/Lines” — The Hopkins Review
Anna Hallberg
“Plastic Bags at the Playground” — Exchanges
Jila Mossaed
“The Soldiers” — Poetry
Eleven poems — Lyrikline
Three poems — Loch Raven Review
“The Journey” and “Alone” — Michigan Quarterly Review
Lív Maria Róadóttir Jæger
Five “Phenomenologies” — Circumference
Three “Phenomenologies” & “She Who Writes is Another” — Annulet Poetics Journal
Ingrid Storholmen
Three poems — Loch Raven Review
Birgitta Trotzig
Six poems — On the Seawall
“Two poems” — The Ekphrastic Review
Three poems — Another Chicago Magazine
PROSE
Inger Christensen
“The World Wants To See Itself” — The Cincinnati Review
Monika Fagerholm
from Who Killed Bambi? — The White Review
Katarina Frostenson
“The Voice” — Firmament
Hugo von Hofmannsthal
“Poetry and Life” — Annulet Poetics Journal
Jens Pauli Heinesen
Roskva Koritzinsky
“Nothing About Love” — ASTRA Magazine
“I Haven’t Yet Seen the World” — Chicago Review
“A Lonely Wrinkle on Her Forehead” — Asymptote
“Night Watch” — Joyland
Jila Mossaed
“Where in the World Do I Stand?” — Swedish Book Review
“To Breathe Words in the Woods” — Amsterdam Review
Kaj Korkea-aho
from The Red Room — Swedish Book Review
Matilda Södergran
from Nell — Swedish Book Review
Birgitta Trotzig
“Language Difficulties” — The Cincinnati Review
“An Entry from A Landscape” — Firmament
“In Certain Corners of the World the Final Judgement Has Already Taken Place” — Tiny Molecules