Pierre Joris's Interglacial Narrows and, with Florent Toniello, Always the Many, Never the One – The Brooklyn Rail

With his substantial experience as a translator and the agility gained, in addition to his early start navigating several languages and literatures, Joris in his poetic voice seems ever protean, eluding a fixed style. Rather, the circumstances of the poems elicit their own language and processes according to the particular dialogues that animate them.

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