William Keckler ( born William Keckler ; born 1966 ) is an American poet and translator from French. Laureate of the National American Award "National Poetry Series" for the collection " Sanskrit body" (2002).
| William Kekler | |
|---|---|
| William Keckler | |
| Date of Birth | 1966 |
| Place of Birth | Harrisburg , PA |
| Citizenship | USA |
| Occupation | poet , translator |
| Direction | postmodernism |
Content
Creativity
In his work, Kekler proceeds from the fundamental autonomy of nature and the world constructed by man and tries to recreate the rhythmic organization of this autonomy. The works of recent years have been noted by the joint work of the poet with the “bearers” of artificial intelligence , as well as the interweaving of the works of the dialogue of the poet with them. Compositions have been repeatedly published in anthologies of contemporary poetry, including in the collections “Isn't It Romantic: 100 Love Poems by Younger American Poets” (Wave Books, NYC), “In the Criminal's Cabinet” (nth position, London) and “poem , home: An Ars Poetica ”(Paper Kite Press, 2009).
Recognition
- National Poetry Series Award (2002) for Sanskrit of the Body
- Gertrude Stein Award for Pioneering American Poetry (1994-1995) for the poem One Poem
- Grant "National Endowment for the Arts" (in the category "poetry", 1997)
Selected Works
- "Snow Wok", Shampoo 17
- "Spring Poem," Coconut 14
- "Two Poems," Free Verse
- "Holding Holding" and other poems, Gut Cult
- Sanskrit of the Body (2002, ISBN 978-0-14-200303-9 ),
- Ants Dissolve in Moonlight (1995, ISBN 978-1-879193-04-8 )
- You name it: poehms. - Logodaedalus Press, 1998 .-- ISBN 978-0-9651401-2-6 .
Translations
- The Kingdom of Farfelu, With Paper Moons . - Fugue State Press, 2005. - ISBN 978-1-879193-13-0 . . The first English translation of the early works of Andre Malraux “Paper Moons” (1921) and “Royal Road” (1930).