Joshua Adams
CHICAGO REVIEW
presents
A BILINGUAL READING
with
CHRISTIAN HAWKEY
ULJANA WOLF
& MONIKA RINCK
to celebrate
ISSUE 55:1: SEVEN POETS FROM BERLIN
on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28th @ 6PM
at the
GOETHE-INSTITUT CHICAGO
(150 N. MICHIGAN AVE)
as well as an
ENCORE READING
on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30th @ 7PM
at
MYOPIC BOOKS
(1564 N. Milwaukee Ave.)
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Joshua Adams

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CHICAGO REVIEW is pleased to announce the publication of issue 55:1: SEVEN POETS FROM BERLIN, edited and introduced by Christian Hawkey.
Featuring:
POEMS by Daniel Falb, Monika Rinck, Hendrik Jackson, Uljana Wolf, Steffen Popp, Sabine Scho, and Ron Winkler
&
TRANSLATIONS by Christian Hawkey, Nicholas Grindell, Nicholas Perrin, Catherine Hales, Susan Bernofsky, J.D. Schneider and Andrea Scott
as well as:
FICTION by Jorge Edwards and Deb Olin Unferth
an INTERVIEW with Jorge Edwards
ESSAYS by Jeffrey Yang and J.H. Prynne
plus REVIEWS and NOTES!
To order or subscribe, visit:
http://humanities.uchicago.edu/review
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(our cover is courtesy of Andreas Töpfer)
Michael Robbins
Speaking of good taste, this guy would like some help interpreting a poem.
Michael Robbins
Just thought I’d quote a little Louis Zukofsky today, because I have a misguided interest in literature, music, art, etc.
With my weak eyes
I did not see
assumed a bit
of infinite myself
arrogating hypocrisy
to no heart
but stupidity
O it was
better better
than equating favors
a few to my balance
years later
charged as
cantankerous
in their senile scrounging
getting on