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John
Oliver Simon |
Like the traveler of its title, Caminante goes out into the world, stimulating our curiosity and empathy. Written during Simon's nine-month sojourn through Latin America... |  |
There
is plenty of time for love between station and station. |
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Translations
of Light is a double book of Simon's poems in English and Spanish,
along with Bacantes by Mexican poet Elsa Cross, in Spanish
with Simon's English translations. |
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Son caminos is a selection of Simon's poems translated into Spanish by various Mexican poets, published by Hotel Ambosmundos in Mexico City in 1997. |
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Roads to Dawn Lake is John Oliver Simon's first book of poems, published by the classic press Oyez in 1968. |  |
Neither Of Us Can Break the Other's Hold is a double sequence of poems dedicated to Bernard Simon, the poet's father. |
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