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Discernible Sound by Andrey Kneller

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Andrey was 10 years old when his family immigrated from Moscow, Russia to New York in He grew reading and speaking Russian fluently.

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At fourteen, he started writing his own poetry and not long after that, he started translating his favorite Russian poets into English. Understanding that Russian poets have been represented rather poorly in the west, the goal of translation for him has always been to keep as much of the original as possible, preserving meaning without losing rhyme and music.

At the present, he has published 9 books of translations, including the works of Anna Akhmatova, Marina Tsvetaeva, and Vladimir Mayakovsky, among others, and Discernible Sound, a book of his own poetry. Andrey currently lives with his wife and daughter in Ashland, MA and works as a high school math teacher in Boston. Six Poems by Bulat Okudjava Price: March 14, by Andrey Kneller.