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Agincourt Press

by Agincourt Press

Our goal is to provide a glimpse into our latest publications.

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Episodes

  1. Interview with Gianpiero Doebler on Writings: 1943-1968

    Translator Gianpiero Doebler joined our podcast to discuss Writings: 1943-1968, the recent publication in our Opuntia series by Gastone Novelli.

  2. Interview with William C. McKeown on The Stones of Venice

    Editor William C. McKeown joined our podcast to discuss The Stones of Venice, the recent publication in our Lorenzo Da Ponte Series.

  3. Interview with Sandro-Angelo de Thomasis and Iuri Moscardi on The Acts of the Reappearing Pheasant

    Editors Sandro-Angelo de Thomasis and Iuri Moscardi joined our podcast to discuss The Acts of the Reappearing Pheasant, the recent publication in our Opuntia Series.

  4. Interview with Gianpiero Doebler on Life

    Translator Gianpiero Doebler joined our podcast to discuss Life, the recent publication in our Lorenzo Da Ponte collection by Vittorio Alfieri.

  5. Interview with Luigi Ballerini on The Expulsion of the Triumphant Beast

    General editor of the Lorenzo Da Ponte library Luigi Ballerini joined our podcast to discuss The Expulsion of the Triumphant Beast, the recent publication in our Lorenzo Da Ponte collection by Giordano Bruno.

  6. Interview with Gisèle Chaboudez on The Feminine Deal

    Author Gisèle Chaboudez joins us on our podcast to discuss her thought process behind The Feminine Deal, the recent publication in our Opuntia series.

  7. Interview with Nicholas Benson on (°) — seed

    Translator Nicholas Benson joins us on our podcast to discuss his thought process behind (°) — seed, the recent publication in our Opuntia series, by Maria Grazia Calandrone.

  8. Interview with Nicholas Benson on I Commissioned Some Wooden Luggage

    Author Nicholas Benson joins us on our podcast to discuss his thought process behind I Commissioned Some Wooden Luggage, the recent publication in our Opuntia series.

  9. Interview with Gianpiero Doebler on Poems

    Translator Gianpiero Doebler joined our podcast to discuss Poems, the recent publication in our Opuntia series by Angelo Lumelli.

  10. Interview with Peter Gillespie on Are We All Hyperactive?

    Editor and Translator Peter Gillespie joined our podcast to discuss Are We All Hyperactive, the recent publication in our Sea Horse Imprint by Patrick Landman.

  11. Interview with Patrick Landman on Are We All Hyperactive?

    Author and Psychoanalyst Patrick Landman joined our podcast to discuss Are We All Hyperactive, his recent publication in our Sea Horse Imprint.

  12. Interview with Berardo Paradiso

    President of the Board of Trustees of Agincourt Press, Berardo Paradiso joined our podcast to share his insights and experience promoting Italian culture and literature in the US.

  13. Interview with Gianluca Rizzo on Yellow Fax and Other Poems

    Editor and Translator Prof. Gianluca Rizzo joined our podcast to discuss Yellow Fax and Other Poems, the recent publication in our Opuntia collection by Mariano Bàino.

  14. Interview with Antognini & Robinson on The Collected Poems

    Editor and Translator Prof. Roberta Antognini & Peter Robinson join our podcast to discuss The Collected Poems, the recent publication in our Opuntia collection by Giorgio Bassani.

  15. Interview with Fabio Battista on The Queen of Scots

    Editor and Translator Prof. Fabio Battista joins us on our podcast to discuss The Queen of Scots, the recent publication by the University of Toronto Press in our Lorenzo Da Ponte Italian Library, written by Federico Della Valle.

  16. Interview with Elena Coda on My Karst and My City

    Editor and Translator, Elena Coda, joins us on our podcast to discuss My Karst and My City, recent publication by Agincourt Press in our Lorenzo Da Ponte Collection, written by Scipio Slataper.

  17. Interview with Gianluca Rizzo on The Complete Poem of Michelangelo

    Editor, Gianluca Rizzo, joined us to talk about the publication of The Complete Poems of Michelangelo. Authored by Michelangelo Buonarroti and translated by Joseph Tusiani, this volume was recently reissued by University of Toronto Press in our Lorenzo da Ponte series.

  18. Interview with Laura Liberale on Thanato-Aesthetics

    Author, Laura Liberale, joins us on our podcast to discuss her thought process behind her Thanato-Aesthetics, recently published by Agincourt Press in our Opuntia series. Check out www.agincourtbooks.com for more information!

  19. Interview with John Latta on Some Alphabets

    Here, the poet John Latta reads from our latest publication, Some Alphabets.Enjoy this snippet of the collection and check out agincourtbooks.com for more information!

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