Ezequiel ZaidenwergEzequiel Zaidenwerg was born in 1981, in Buenos Aires. He has published the books of poems Doxa (Vox, 2007); La lírica está muerta (Vox, 2011; Cástor y Pólux, 2017); Sinsentidos comunes, illustrated by Raquel Cané (Bajo la una, 2015); and 50 estados: 13 poetas contemporáneos de Estados Unidos (Bajo la luna, 2018). He is also the coauthor, with Mirta Rosenberg, of Bichos: Sonetos y comentarios, illustrated by Valentina Rebasa and Miguel Balaguer (Bajo la luna, 2017). Zaidenwerg has translated work by Mark Strand, Ben Lerner, Anne Carson, Weldon Kees, Robin Myers, Joseph Brodsky, Mary Ruefle, Denise Levertov and Kay Ryan, among others. He compiled and wrote the prologue to Penúltimos (UNAM, 2014), an anthology of Argentine poetry. Since 2005, he has maintained the website zaidenwerg.com, dedicated to poetry in translation.

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