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Sam Abrams (2007)

D. Sam Abrams (born 1952) is a poet, translator and critic.[1] He is considered an authority on the Catalan language. He holds a degree in Hispanic Studies from the Autonomous University of Barcelona.[2][3] Abrams currently teaches contemporary Catalan poetry and literary theory at the Open Universitat of Catalunya.[4]

Bibliography

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Poetry

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  • Calculations... (1997)
  • Tot el desig a peu de plana (Into footnotes all their lust) (2002)

Edited books

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  • Poesia anglesa i nord-americana (1994)
  • Veure és sentir: Àlbum Ràfols-Casamada (1994)
  • Dietaris de Marià Manent (2000)
  • Tomàs Garcés (2001)

Edited anthologies

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  • Tenebra blanca: antologia del poema en prosa en la literatura catalana contemporània (2001)
  • Jo no sóc ningu. Qui ets tu? (2002), an anthology of poems of Emily Dickinson
  • T’estimo: Més de cent poemes d’amor i desig (2002)
  • La mirada estrangera (2005), a collection of foreign perspectives on Catalonia
  • Sagrada Emilia (2005), poetic versions of Gertrude Stein
  • Gebre i sol, an anthology of poems by Robert Frost

References

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  1. "Sam Abrams". CCCB (in Catalan). Retrieved December 29, 2022.
  2. Fajardo, Jose (March 18, 2009). "La fuerza del inglés, base del prestigio de la 'Británica'". El Mundo (in Spanish). Retrieved January 21, 2010.
  3. "D. Sam Abrams". Kosmopolis International Literature Fest website.
  4. "Sam Abrams". CCCB. Retrieved January 30, 2026.