Yves Bonnefoy
Yves Bonnefoy (1923–2016) is often acclaimed as one of France’s greatest poets. He published ten major collections of verse, several books of tales, and numerous studies of literature and art, and was a celebrated translator of Shakespeare, Yeats, Keats, and Leopardi. His work has been translated into scores of languages, and he earned many honors, including the European Prize for Poetry (2006) and the Kafka Prize (2007). He succeeded Roland Barthes in the Chair of Comparative Poetics at the Collège de France.
AGNI has published the following work:
The Low Door
Poetry by Yves Bonnefoy • Translated from the French by Hoyt Rogers
At the Dawn of Time
Poetry by Yves Bonnefoy • Translated from the French by Hoyt Rogers
Large Shadows
Poetry by Yves Bonnefoy • Translated from the French by Hoyt Rogers
More on the Invention of Drawing
Poetry by Yves Bonnefoy • Translated from the French by Hoyt Rogers
Learned Libraries
Poetry by Yves Bonnefoy • Translated from the French by Hoyt Rogers
My Memories of Armenia
Essay by Yves Bonnefoy • Translated from the French by John Naughton
from The Anchor’s Long Chain
Fiction by Yves Bonnefoy • Translated from the French by Hoyt Rogers
The Snow
Poetry by Yves Bonnefoy • Translated from the French by Hoyt Rogers
Summer Again
Poetry by Yves Bonnefoy • Translated from the French by Hoyt Rogers
The Dream’s Restlessness
Poetry by Yves Bonnefoy • Translated from the French by Lisa Sapinkopf