Diana SenechalDiana Senechal is the 2011 winner of the Hiett Prize in the Humanities and the author of two books of nonfiction, Republic of Noise (2012) and Mind over Memes (2018), as well as numerous poems, stories, essays, and translations. Her translations of Tomas Venclova's poems appear in his collections Winter Dialogue (1997), The Junction (2008), and a forthcoming volume; her translation of Gyula Jenei's collection Mindig más (Always Different: Poems of Memory) was published in 2022 by Deep Vellum. She has been living and teaching in Hungary since 2017.
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“Awe Is Not Denial”: John Wall Barger’s The Elephant of Silence
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“Tárá-ráálá-rálárám”: The First Two Albums of Tamás Cseh and Géza Bereményi
- Fiction
The Flower-Waterer Who Didn’t Believe His Flowers Were Beautiful
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“Felzizeg”: On the Onomatopoeia of a Song
- Poem
Mercy
- Poem
Constant Slashing
- Poem
Madeleine
- Poem
Cemetery
- Poem
Piano
- Essay
“A Wild Clarity”: John Wall Barger’s The Mean Game
- Poem
Chess
- Poem
Standing Point
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A Crack in Eternity? Béla Markó’s Grass Blade on the Rock