Umberto Saba (1883–1957) is widely considered to be one of the most important Italian poets of the twentieth century. George Hochfield is professor of English, emeritus, State University of New York at Buffalo. Leonard Nathan has published many volumes of poetry, as well as numerous translations, prose works, and articles on poetry.
"An invaluable resource for English-speaking scholars and lovers of
modern Italian poetry, one that will certainly make its way into
hundreds of libraries, and become a main point of reference for
professors and students who will address the fundamental importance
of Saba's poetry for many years to come."—Philip Balma, Translation
Review
*Translation Review*
Finalist for the 2010 Lewis Galantière Award sponsored by the
American Translators Association.
*American Translators Association*
"Saba's achievement overflows the boundaries of any single poem,
and now with this new translation . . . English-speaking
readers can at last begin to take the measure of, and perhaps to
learn from, this deeply haunting poet."—Rosanna Warren, The New
Republic
*The New Republic*
"Handsomely produced. . . . Clearly a labor of love."—Susan
Stewart, The Nation
*The Nation*
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