Eileen R. Tabios is a poet working in multiple genres and in-between. She also loves books by writing, reading, publishing, critiquing, romancing and advocating for them. This blog will feature her bibliophilic activities with posts on current book engagements and links to her books and projects related to books.
Showing posts with label The Erotic Life of Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Erotic Life of Art. Show all posts

Monday, May 24, 2021

MY FIRST BOOK IN FRENCH TRANSLATION

will be available in bookstores in

Bordeaux
Bruxelles
Dijon
Libourne
Lyon
Marseille
Martigues
Mont-de-Marsan
Nantes
Paris
Strasbourg
Toulouse
You can see bookstore addresses at http://seriediscrete.com/librairies/

If you read it and enjoy it, let me know as I won't be able to read it; sadly, I'm not fluent in French. Merci!

And thanks as ever to my translator Samuel Rochery!




Thursday, April 29, 2021

FIRST FRENCH BOOK: LA VIE EROTIQUE DE L'ART


I release poems into the world and step back--I let the poems make their own way, or not. So I'm blessed now to share news of my first French book made possible by my poem's own words versus anything I did. I'm so glad they moved a reader who would end up being my translator--THANK YOU Samuel Rochery! And thanks, too, to Serie Discrete who is making elegant letterpress editions (not captured, I'm sure, by the reproduced cover image). You honor me by making my work your first published book of translation.

Serie Discrete is based in Bordeaux so from now on whenever I drink from my husband's Bordeaux collection I shall toast my newly-beloved French publisher!

From the Publisher:

Première traduction française d’un texte d’Eileen R. Tabios, La Vie érotique de l’artest un long poème qui retrace les aventures et les mésaventures sexuelles de quelques-uns des plus grands artistes de l’histoire de la peinture. S’insinue dans les couplets le fantôme du poète et médecin William Carlos Williams. De Goya à Pollock, en passant par Renoir, Seurat, Picasso, qu’est-ce que le sexe a fait à leur art ? Et, que le poème de leurs expériences soit ici celui d’une femme, en quoi cela peut-il changer le rapport de l’art – défini en majorité par des hommes – à l’érotisme ?"

Here are some links:
Serie Discrete: http://seriediscrete.com