Chamber music. Joyce D.

The quiet tenderness of “chamber music” reveals to readers the unexpected side of the work of the great modernist James Joyce, revered around the world. The author of the immortal “Ulysses” in his poems appears either a sensitive romantic, then a magnificent wit, and a brilliant translation, made by Grigory Kruzhkov, reports all the nuances of Joyce’s poetry.

For the first time in many years, “Camerian music” is published in a separate collection. The book includes the same cycle of poems, as well as poems from the collection “Penny by the Person”, poems in case, excerpts from the correspondence of James Joyce and brother Stanislav and the fifth chapter from the “portrait of the artist in youth”, complementing the poetry of the famous Irish. The publication is accompanied by the preface and comments of Grigory Kruzhkov.