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Two Markets, Once Again
Poetry. Translated from the French by Sarah Riggs. TWO MARKETS, ONCE AGAIN mingles Ryoko Sekiguchi's amblings in two oriental markets with forays into their languages, stumbling on consonants and vowels while avoiding dead-end alleys . Their unpredictable geometry is a match only to her diagonal writing; we follow her guessing and expecting only to get to an end as enigmatic as the beginning. Ryoko Sekiguchi is a Japanese writer and poet living in France. She writes in her native Japanese and also in French. TWO MARKETS, ONCE AGAIN has been published in both countries. She is also a translator from French into Japanese. Sarah Riggs is a poet and translator living in France. "Deceptively smal...
Four from Japan
Poetry. Translated from the Japanese by Sawako Nakayasu, Ryoko Sekiguchi and Cole Swensen. This revolutionary volume represents the first book of its kind, a bilingual anthology dedicated to women working in modern and cross cultural poetry milieus. Published collaboratively by Belladonna Books and Litmus Press in honor of the Festival of Contemporary Japanese Women Poets with support by NYSCA.
The Present Voice
Literary Nonfiction. Translated by Lindsay Turner. Ryoko Sekiguchi's THE PRESENT VOICE is a series of meditations on the voice, the body, media, mortality, and loss timely and important for our moment of exile, global displacement, and social distance.
Heliotropes
Set in a Portuguese garden, with attention to proper names and their power, these poems reconstruct plant and animal worlds.
Three Factorial
Three Factorial is now available in a beautiful trilingual edition, featuring poetry in translation between Japanese, French, and English. A large proportion of the book features contemporary Japanese poetry in translation from many of Japan's most innovative poets who are very little known in the West. Also included are fine examples of Japanese visual poetry by the renowned Seiichi Nikuni, as well as innovative sound poetry from a few of Japan's younger poets.Featuring writing by: Seiichi Nikuni Ayane Kawata Ryoko Sekiguchi Chimako Tada Shigeru Matsui Hisaki Matsuura Takashi Hiraide Henri Michaux Pierre Jean Jouve Eiichi Kasuya Tomomi Adachi Toshiko HirataTranslated by: Eric Selland Jeffrey Angles Laura E. Wright Keith Waldrop Ryoko Sekiguchi Masako Taniguchi D.W. Wright Stacy Doris Sawako Nakayasu
Coup de Dés (Collection)
"Coup de dés (Collection): Books and Ideas after Mallarmé brings together a vast number of editions of Mallarmé's chef d'œuvre as well as many of its historical and contemporary editions and appropriations by other authors .... The richly illustrated book contextualizes the perception and appropriations of Mallarmé's masterpiece through critical essays written by the editor and leading scholars such as Annette Gilbert, Craig Dworkin, Luc Boltanski/Arnaud Esquerre, and Ryoko Sekiguchi" -- publisher's website.
Nagori
Nagori, literalmente «la huella de las olas», designa en japonés la nostalgia de la separación y, en particular, la nostalgia de la estación que termina, que nos deja y que, a nuestro pesar, dejamos atrás. Remite a la estacionalidad de un fruto o de una hortaliza anunciando su futura ausencia: para recuperar su olor, su sabor y su sensación no nos quedará otro remedio que aguardar un año entero conservando, eso sí, su recuerdo en la memoria de nuestros sentidos. Nagori es asimismo la atmósfera de algo que ya no existe, como la de una casa que evoca el recuerdo de quienes la han habitado. Nagori es lo que queda tras el paso de una persona, de un objeto, de un acontecimiento. Nagori...
Sunset Cocktails
From golden ice cubes to crepuscular charcoal dust: sunset-inspired cocktail recipes to enliven that special hour This book is an invitation to transform the simple contemplation of a well-mixed cocktail into a sensory experience of "drinking the sunset." In 2020, French artist and architect Guillaume Aubry (born 1982) asked the celebrated Paris-based American mixologist Sterling Hudson to translate his artistic research on sunsets into cocktail recipes. Based on Aubry's research and Hudson's expertise, Sunset Cocktails presents 12 cocktails inspired by the beauty of a sunset, from the dazzling "Regulus," whose saffron ice cube glows gold once submerged in vermouth, to the "Grand Soir," a li...
