Participants: Anna Crowe

(Photo: Jemimah Kuhfeld)

Anna Crowe lives in St Andrews where she works as a translator. She co-founded StAnza and was Artistic Director for seven years. Publications include Skating Out of the House (1997), A Secret History of Rhubarb (Mariscat, 2004), Punk with Dulcimer (Peterloo, 2006), and collections in Catalan and Spanish – Tugs in the Fog (Bloodaxe, 2006), translations of the Catalan poet Joan Margarit, was a PBS recommendation, and she has also co-edited an anthology of Catalan poems, Light Off Water (SPL/Carcanet, 2007). In 2005 she received a Travelling Scholarship from the Society of Authors.

StAnza 2010 Events:

Thu 18 March | The Director’s Cut
Reading: Anna Crowe, Jacob Polley
The Town Hall, Queens Gardens – Supper Room


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	Festival 2010 Information Events Participants Afterword Photo Gallery Venues Booking Accommodation Travel Virtual Festival Distant Voices Archives Past Programmes Past Participants StAnza 2009 StAnza 2008 StAnza 2007 StAnza 2006 StAnza 2005	Participants: Anna Crowe (Photo: Jemimah Kuhfeld) Anna Crowe lives in St Andrews where she works as a translator. She co-founded StAnza and was Artistic Director for seven years. Publications include Skating Out of the House (1997), A Secret History of Rhubarb (Mariscat, 2004), Punk with Dulcimer (Peterloo, 2006), and collections in Catalan and Spanish – Tugs in the Fog (Bloodaxe, 2006), translations of the Catalan poet Joan Margarit, was a PBS recommendation, and she has also co-edited an anthology of Catalan poems, Light Off Water (SPL/Carcanet, 2007). In 2005 she received a Travelling Scholarship from the Society of Authors. StAnza 2010 Events: Thu 18 March \| The Director’s Cut Reading: Anna Crowe, Jacob Polley The Town Hall, Queens Gardens – Supper Room Back to top