On overlapping chronologies, intersecting geographies, translation and how writing can bring this all together. Kimberly Campanello - poet, performer, writer and professor at the University of Leeds - converses with Alice Flinta about her transnational belongings between the US, the UK and the south of Italy, and how this all comes together in her most recent project, a rewriting of the Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri.

For more info on Kimberly Campanello’s events and publications, see her official website https://www.kimberlycampanello.com/

An Interesting Detail (poetry collection): https://www.kimberlycampanello.com/an-interesting-detail

Use the Words You Have (novel): https://www.kimberlycampanello.com/use-the-words-you-have-debut-novel

Cover photo: Olivia Braggs.

The episode transcript can be accessed here.

This episode is part of the EUTERPE podcast series on European Literatures and Genders from a Transnational Perspective

The podcast is powered by the European Union, UKRI, and the Central European University Library.

Grant Agreement: 101073012 EUTERPE HORIZON-MSCA-2021-DN-01 Project.

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This episode was produced and edited by: Alice Flinta

Thank you to Alexander Walker and Lilu for the music and to Alice Flinta for the voice over. Thank you also to Ninutsa Nadirashvili and Kris Orszaghova for designing the podcast covers.