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Poetry, translated from the Russian by Peter France. Jacques Roubaud calls Gennady Aygi The most original voice in contemporary Russian poetry, and one of the most unusual voices in the world (Times Literary Supplement). with knowledge of white /a man far off / over whiteness of snow / as with an invisible banner (Birthday Image, for the centerary of K. S. Malevich). A potent underground presence for three decades, Aygi, born in the Chuvash Autonomous Republic in 1934, was encouraged by Pasternak to write in Russian in the late 1950s, since when he has lived and worked, often precariously, in...

A remarkable poetic account of a man and his daughter. Though relatively unpublished in the Soviet Union until the late 1980's, Gennady Aygi's work has been translated into some twenty languages, and has received major acclaim through many parts of the world. Child-and-Rose is a unique collection of poems and prose chosen and arranged by the author and translator. Taking as its central themes childhood, sleep, and silence in relation to poetic creation, the book is divided into five sections -- "Veronica's Book, " "Sleep-and-Poetry, " "Before and After the Book, " "Silvia's World, " and...