Richard Vallance is the editor of the world’s first ever international multilingual anthology of sonnets, The Phoenix Rising from the ashes


Richard Vallance is the editor of the world’s first ever international multilingual anthology of sonnets, The Phoenix Rising from the ashes:

Phoenix Rising from the Ashes anthology cover

Richard Vallance is the editor of the world’s first ever international multilingual anthology of sonnets, The Phoenix Rising from the ashes, which you can download here:

Phoenix Rising from the Ashes academia.edu

This anthology contains over 250 sonnets in English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese and Farsi by almost 200 contemporary sonneteers. Almost all of these sonnets are published for the first time ever here. This anthology makes for a profoundly rewarding reading experience.

dedication to the Phoenix Rising from the Ashes

 

Hesiode et la Muse de Gustave Moreau 1826-1898

 

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5 thoughts on “Richard Vallance is the editor of the world’s first ever international multilingual anthology of sonnets, The Phoenix Rising from the ashes”

  1. Richard,
    Congratulations on your publication . One question for my husband, a retired archaeologist , why translate the sonnets into Farsi?

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    1. They are not translated. ALL sonnets in every language in this anthology, i.e. English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese and Farsi are ORIGINAL poems, which is why you should download the anthology. You will not be disappointed, trust me!

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