by Gemma Gorga | Translated from the Catalan by Sharon DolinWho wants such a big bedwhen sleep is sosmall? Nor do...
Gemma Gorga
This Is Not a Haiku
by Gemma Gorga | Translated from the Catalan by Sharon DolinJust a bee that can’t count syllables and flies in free...
Algorithm
by Gemma Gorga | Translated from the Catalan by Sharon DolinWho wants such a big bed when sleep is so small? What is...
Gemma
by Gemma Gorga | Translated from the Catalan by Sharon DolinI should have been called Solitude. Then at least my name...
Uncountable
by Gemma Gorga | Translated from the Catalan by Sharon DolinOne loveplus another lovedoesn’t make two loves(because...
[It could be just this…]
by Gemma Gorga | Translated by Sharon Dolinfrom the Book of Minutes It could just be this. It could be God goes around...
Gemma Gorga has published six collections of poetry, including Llibre dels minuts (Book of Minutes, Barcelona, 2006), which won the Premi Miquel de Palol, and Mur (Wall, Barcelona, 2015), which won the Premi de la Critica de Poesia Catalana. Her other recent books include her essay on India, Indi Visible (Barcelona, 2018) as well as her own translation from English to Catalan of a book of poems by the contemporary Indian poet Dilip Chitre: Vint esmorzars cap a la mort (Twenty Breakfasts to Death, Vic, 2012). She is Professor of Medieval and Renaissance Spanish Literature at the University of Barcelona.