Author: ANDREWS, CHRIS
Title: Lime Green Chair. Poems
Description: Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire: Waywiser, 2012. First Edition. Original decorated wrappers. ISBN: 1904130518. Chris Andrews is an Australian poet, translator, and academic. Born in Newcastle, Australia, in 1962, Andrews has made significant contributions to contemporary poetry and literary translation. He is known for his distinctive style, linguistic experimentation, and his engagement with political and social issues. Andrews has published several collections of poetry, including "Cut Lunch" (1992) , "Graft" (2001) , "Lime Green Chair" (2007) , and "Ferrum" (2011). His poetry often combines vivid imagery with a sharp social and political critique, exploring themes such as identity, power, capitalism, and the impact of globalization. Andrews' language is characterized by its playfulness, wordplay, and innovative use of form. Apart from his work as a poet, Chris Andrews is highly regarded for his translation work. He has translated numerous works from Spanish into English, including the works of celebrated Argentine writer Roberto Bolaño. Andrews' translations of Bolaño's novels, such as "By Night in Chile" and "Distant Star," have been widely acclaimed for capturing the spirit and nuances of Bolaño's writing style. Andrews is also a prominent academic and professor of Latin American Studies. He has written extensively on Latin American literature, translation theory, and literary criticism. His academic work showcases his deep knowledge of Latin American literary traditions and his passion for exploring the connections between literature, language, and culture. Chris Andrews' contributions to both poetry and translation have earned him recognition and awards. His work has been celebrated for its linguistic virtuosity, its ability to bridge cultural gaps, and its thought-provoking engagement with contemporary issues. Through his poetry and translations, Andrews has enriched the literary landscape and facilitated the exchange of ideas and stories across languages and cultures. ; Light wear to spine, covers & corners. ; 19.6 x 13 x 0.8 cms; 95 pages. Near Fine with no dust jacket .

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