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Mark Polizzotti on André Breton, Translation, and Surrealism

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By Jarrett Earnest, Mark Polizzotti
| Soundings from The New York Review
In this episode of Private Life, Jarrett Earnest is joined by Mark Polizzotti to discuss André Breton’s surrealist novel, Nadja, originally published in 1928 and translated into English by Polizzotti for NYRB Classics in 2025. Click the “Subscribe” link in the player above to follow this podcast on your favorite listening platform.
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Mark Polizzotti on André Breton, Translation, and Surrealism

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By Mark Polizzotti
| Flipboard
The images by Albert Scopin have been compiled in a new book. The New York of yesteryear is never coming back. Luckily, a little zap of electricity …
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Scholastique Mukasonga, trans. by Mark Polizzotti

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By Scholastique Mukasonga, Mark Polizzotti
| The Adroit Journal
Back to Issue Fifty-Seven by SCHOLASTIQUE MUKASONGA, TRANS. BY MARK POLIZZOTTI In Rwanda, as in the rest of the world, Misfortune ceaselessly weaves the fabric of human life: death strikes small children, plague decimates the herds, drought leads to famine, war ravages the hillsides. Naturally, we want to know where Misfortune comes from, and especially who has visited it upon us. The suspects are many.
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