Jean Daive

Daive’s work has received extensive critical attention both in full-length volumes and numerous articles. Also a translator, he has published translations of Celan and Creeley, among others. Daive has also exerted a great influence through his decades of work in radio as a producer at France Culture, as president of the centre international de poésie Marseille, and as the founder and editor of four successive poetry journals, Fragment in 1969, fig. in 1989, Fin in 1999, and K.O.S.H.K.O.N.O.N.G. in 2013. Bibliography

In English
White Decimal, tr. Cid Corman, Origin, 1969
A Lesson in Music, tr. Julie Kalendek, Burning Deck, 1992
Anne-Marie Albiach, A Discursive, Space: Interviews with Jean Daive, tr. Norma Cole, Duration Press, 1999
Under The Dome: Walks with Paul Celan, tr. Rosmarie Waldrop, Burning Deck, 2009
A Woman with Several Lives, tr. Norma Cole, Iowa City & Paris, La Presse, 2012
Paul Auster, editor, The Random House Book of Twentieth-Century French Poetry, Random House, 1982
Magazines including Modern Poetry in Translation, Avec, New Directions 44, Serie d’Ecriture 3

Links
Jean Daive’s French bibliography