Sounds by Vasily Kandinsky, trans. by Tony Frazer Helen Calcutt With characteristic self-deprecation Wilkinson calls

With characteristic self-deprecation Wilkinson calls this section ‘An Ordinary Game’ and kicks things off with the Bill Shankly quote: “What a great day for football

Critic Eric Ormsby dubbed Wallace-Crabbe a ‘genial smuggler of surprises’: ‘his uncommon affability

📚TRANSLATION CHOICE: Notes/Notas by Juan Gelman

an exuberant play of words between the fire and tremors

Kathleen Raine

Sounds by Vasily Kandinsky, trans. by Tony Frazer Helen Calcutt With characteristic self-deprecation Wilkinson callsKlnge (Sounds) was Kandinskys only poetry publicationa collection of prose poems, accompanied by 56 of his own inimitable woodcuts, 12 of them in colour. It appeared in late 1912, or early 1913 (the exact date is uncertain) from the Munich publishing house, Piper, and thus came at a crucial time in Kandinskys artistic life: just after he had made the great breakthrough into abstraction, and likewise just after the publication of the seminal text, ber