Russia issue of Landfall (New Zealand)

Robert Chandler kcf19 at DIAL.PIPEX.COM
Mon May 28 04:47:36 UTC 2007


Dear Jacob Edmond,

I live in the UK and would like to order 2 copies.  What will that cost?

Congratulations on what looks like something very interesting indeed!

Yours,

Robert Chandler




> New Zealand's longest running and best known journal of literature, arts and
> culture, Landfall, has just published a special issue devoted to Russia,
> which I have co-edited with Gregory O'Brien, Evgeny Pavlov and Ian Wedde.
> The issue includes previously un-translated poems by major Russian poets,
> and new essays and interviews by Russian writers relating to contemporary
> Russian literary culture. The Blue Noses (recently a topic of discussion on
> this list) also appear prominently in the issue. An announcement about the
> issue and details on how to order a copy appear below.
> Best wishes,
> Jacob Edmond
> 
> Landfall 213: the 'Russia' issue
> 
> A Russian anthology of New Zealand poetry, Land of Seas, was published in
> Moscow in 2005. Now New Zealand is reciprocating with a special issue of
> Landfall that includes contemporary Russian writing and art.
> 
> Edited by Jacob Edmond, Gregory O'Brien, Evgeny Pavlov and Ian Wedde, the
> 'Russia' issue features a selection of previously untranslated works by
> contemporary Russian poets: Arkadii Dragomoshchenko, Anna Glazova, Dmitry
> Golynko, Alexei Parshchikov, Olga Sedakova, Alexandr Skidan, Viktor Sosnora.
> Many of these translations have been created by leading New Zealand poets
> working in collaboration with Edmond and Pavlov. The issue also features a
> wide range of writing on contemporary Russian literary and art cultures,
> economies and diasporas.
> 
> As well as bringing Russian literature and art to New Zealand readers, the
> issue surveys the ways in which New Zealand writers have engaged-as
> travellers, readers and scholars-with Russia and its people.
> 
> Landfall 213 also includes an account by the curator Marcus Williams of the
> Blue Noses, whose comic video satires were a highlight of the 2005 Venice
> Biennale and whose work is substantially represented here.
> 
> Publication details
> Landfall 213 - Russia
> Editors: Jacob Edmond, Gregory O'Brien, Evgeny Pavlov, Ian Wedde
> Release: 24 May 2007.
> 
> United Kingdom (RRP 14.50 pounds)
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> Fax: 0152463232
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> 
> New Zealand and the Rest of the World (RRP $29.95 [NZ dollars])
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> Phone: 64 3 479 8807
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> Email: university.press at otago.ac.nz
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> 
> 
> ________________________
> 
> Dr Jacob Edmond
> Senior Lecturer
> Department of English
> University of Otago
> PO Box 56, Dunedin 9054, New Zealand
> Office and street address: 1S3, 1st Floor, Arts Building, Albany St, Dunedin
> 9016, New Zealand
> Phone: +64 3 479 7969
> Fax: +64 3 479 8558
> jacob.edmond at otago.ac.nz
> http://www.otago.ac.nz/english/staff/edmond.html
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