EDUARDO CHIRINOS (Lima, Peru, 1960), an internationally acclaimed voice in Latin American letters, is the author of sixteen books of poetry as well as volumes of academic criticism, numerous essays, translations, and children's books. His most recent poetry title, While the Wolf Is Around won the Generation of '27 International Poetry Prize, Spain, 2010. He is an Associate Professor of Spanish at the University of Montana. D; D;

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• “No, the Sphinx Doesn’t Want an Answer”: The Poetics of Eduardo Chirinosfrom The Notebooks of Horacio MorellBeatus Ille (Natural History)A Poem for Groucho, the One with the MoustacheThe Giraffe and Bus Derbyfrom Chronicles of a Man of LeisureThe Dead RocksFree Version of the Stanzas the Young Ali-Nur Recited Before Kutait the Gaoler... from Fingerprint FileFood for FireA Hot Wind Blows Over Desert DunesLike the Ice of a Dark Passion(Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream)from The Book of EncountersChildhood Revisited(Corrales, Tumbes 1965)The Best of the Poets of Romefrom Rituals of Knowledge and DreamCassandra’s MonologueTiresias SpeaksSermon on Deathfrom Songs of the Ark’s BlacksmithSongs of the Ark’s BlacksmithFilmsSea StoriesRussian LegendsThree Domestic PoemsWinter LampsChristmas in Bavaria, 1986The Dream Is OverLima Revisitedfrom Remember, Body…The Conch and the RoseLove and the SeaThe Fable of Ophelia and SegismundPirate of Memoryfrom The Bayard Street Tightrope Walker The Bayard Street Tightrope WalkerRaritan BluesThe Raccoons in Johnson ParkIthacaRiver RabbitsPatersonAutumn’s DefeatDream of SirensThe RainHow Poems DieCentral Parkfrom The Water’s ABC’sRats & MiceScrawling CrowsThe Carousel in Recreation ParkThe Sound of the SusquehannaJust an Average DogReasons for Writing PoetryThe Millennium Is Coming to an EndMonologue of Poet and Musefrom A Brief History of MusicDance of the Wind(Anonymous. Berbérie, c. 1300)Brandenburgische Konzert N° 2Winter(The Four Seasons)Für EliseGrande Valse BrillanteNight on Bald MountainRussian Easter Festival OvertureLe Carnaval des AnimauxGnossiennesDaughters of the Lonesome Islefrom Written in MissoulaPoet’s HouseBuffaloThe St. Ignatius Indian Mission(Montana, 1854)The Color of NightfallMortally Wounded OkapiBearsThe Cat and the MoonTo Reach Missoulafrom The FakerAn Afternoon in the Prado MuseumThe Cemeteryfrom No Nightingales on My FingerSeven-Line PoemBlank SheetsWith My Shadowy MouthNot Even HandsDry Leaves, SnowLa SolitudineHoracio MorellNo Nightingales on My Fingerfrom The Smoke of Distant FiresA Theory of Sight After a Poem by SeferisThe Book of My Life or My Conversations with Saint Teresa of ÁvilaPutting My Library in Order Before BedtimeLetters that Arrive without FanfareNotes

EDUARDO CHIRINOS (Lima, Peru, 1960), an internationally acclaimed voice in Latin American letters, is the author of sixteen books of poetry as well as volumes of academic criticism, numerous essays, translations, and children's books. His most recent poetry title, While the Wolf Is Around won the Generation of '27 International Poetry Prize, Spain, 2010. He is an Associate Professor of Spanish at the University of Montana. D; D;

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• “No, the Sphinx Doesn’t Want an Answer”: The Poetics of Eduardo Chirinosfrom The Notebooks of Horacio MorellBeatus Ille (Natural History)A Poem for Groucho, the One with the MoustacheThe Giraffe and Bus Derbyfrom Chronicles of a Man of LeisureThe Dead RocksFree Version of the Stanzas the Young Ali-Nur Recited Before Kutait the Gaoler... from Fingerprint FileFood for FireA Hot Wind Blows Over Desert DunesLike the Ice of a Dark Passion(Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream)from The Book of EncountersChildhood Revisited(Corrales, Tumbes 1965)The Best of the Poets of Romefrom Rituals of Knowledge and DreamCassandra’s MonologueTiresias SpeaksSermon on Deathfrom Songs of the Ark’s BlacksmithSongs of the Ark’s BlacksmithFilmsSea StoriesRussian LegendsThree Domestic PoemsWinter LampsChristmas in Bavaria, 1986The Dream Is OverLima Revisitedfrom Remember, Body…The Conch and the RoseLove and the SeaThe Fable of Ophelia and SegismundPirate of Memoryfrom The Bayard Street Tightrope Walker The Bayard Street Tightrope WalkerRaritan BluesThe Raccoons in Johnson ParkIthacaRiver RabbitsPatersonAutumn’s DefeatDream of SirensThe RainHow Poems DieCentral Parkfrom The Water’s ABC’sRats & MiceScrawling CrowsThe Carousel in Recreation ParkThe Sound of the SusquehannaJust an Average DogReasons for Writing PoetryThe Millennium Is Coming to an EndMonologue of Poet and Musefrom A Brief History of MusicDance of the Wind(Anonymous. Berbérie, c. 1300)Brandenburgische Konzert N° 2Winter(The Four Seasons)Für EliseGrande Valse BrillanteNight on Bald MountainRussian Easter Festival OvertureLe Carnaval des AnimauxGnossiennesDaughters of the Lonesome Islefrom Written in MissoulaPoet’s HouseBuffaloThe St. Ignatius Indian Mission(Montana, 1854)The Color of NightfallMortally Wounded OkapiBearsThe Cat and the MoonTo Reach Missoulafrom The FakerAn Afternoon in the Prado MuseumThe Cemeteryfrom No Nightingales on My FingerSeven-Line PoemBlank SheetsWith My Shadowy MouthNot Even HandsDry Leaves, SnowLa SolitudineHoracio MorellNo Nightingales on My Fingerfrom The Smoke of Distant FiresA Theory of Sight After a Poem by SeferisThe Book of My Life or My Conversations with Saint Teresa of ÁvilaPutting My Library in Order Before BedtimeLetters that Arrive without FanfareNotes