A Sor Juana Anthology
'Sor Juana with her intricate conceits, torrents of imagery and baroque opulence... inspires and challenges Trueblood to transform the Spanish verse forms into contemporary equivalents. He triumphs.' - Robert Taylor, Boston Globe.
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'Sor Juana with her intricate conceits, torrents of imagery and baroque opulence... inspires and challenges Trueblood to transform the Spanish verse forms into contemporary equivalents. He triumphs.' - Robert Taylor, Boston Globe.Edward H. Friedman - Modern Language ReviewThis anthology projects a masterful vision of Sor Juana. The selection, translations, and commentary are laudable. A voice once silenced is most resonant.
\ Boston GlobeSor Juana with her intricate conceits, torrents of imagery and baroque opulence...inspires and challenges Trueblood to transform the Spanish verse forms into contemporary equivalents. He triumphs.\ — Robert Taylor\ \ \ \ \ \ London Review of BooksA selection of the Mexican nun's work in excellent versions by Alan Trueblood. It successfully reflects the versatility of Sor Juana, whose styles range from spirited popular lyrics, some incorporating snatches of Nahuatl or Afro-Spanish refrains, to the learned conceits of her full-blown Gongorist manner.\ — Edwin Williamson\ \ \ \ Los Angeles Times Book Review[Trueblood] is astonishingly successful at rendering Sor Juana's Baroque complexities and her elusive simplicities.\ — Richard Eder\ \ \ \ \ \ Modern Language ReviewThis anthology projects a masterful vision of Sor Juana. The selection, translations, and commentary are laudable. A voice once silenced is most resonant.\ — Edward H. Friedman\ \ \
