The Translator
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he said to her. “Konsultantye. Our new Gray Gods.”
The meal went on and on without ever seeming to have begun, plate after plate of salty and piquant zakuski, appetizers: smoked salmon, herring, blini with caviar red and black, griby v smetane which she guessed were Mushrooms in Confusion but no, that would be smy-atennye, these were only in sour cream. They poured vodka for her and leaned over to her to take her hand or to touch her and speak: dusha-dushe. Kit remembered her teacher Nadezhda Fy...odorovna saying it, striking her breast so that her bangles sounded: dusha-dushe, soul to soul.
The woman next to her turned great smiling dark eyes on her. “I have read many poems of yours,” she said. “Read with great interest, yes.”
“You have?” There’s nothing, no proposal of delight or compliment or vatic prophecy, that will enter a poet’s heart as such a statement does. And here of all places.
“Contemporary American poetry is my speciality,” the woman said, pronouncing it with an extra syllable, like a Briton.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he said to her. “Konsultantye. Our new Gray Gods.”
The meal went on and on without ever seeming to have begun, plate after plate of salty and piquant zakuski, appetizers: smoked salmon, herring, blini with caviar red and black, griby v smetane which she guessed were Mushrooms in Confusion but no, that would be smy-atennye, these were only in sour cream. They poured vodka for her and leaned over to her to take her hand or to touch her and speak: dusha-dushe. Kit remembered her teacher Nadezhda Fy...odorovna saying it, striking her breast so that her bangles sounded: dusha-dushe, soul to soul.
The woman next to her turned great smiling dark eyes on her. “I have read many poems of yours,” she said. “Read with great interest, yes.”
“You have?” There’s nothing, no proposal of delight or compliment or vatic prophecy, that will enter a poet’s heart as such a statement does. And here of all places.
“Contemporary American poetry is my speciality,” the woman said, pronouncing it with an extra syllable, like a Briton.
What to read after The Translator?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Crowley to read onlineMoreLess
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