Serge Gavronsky, born in Paris, now lives in New York. He was educated at Columbia University, from where he received his PhD in European History. He subsequently held the position of Professor of French Literature and Poetics, at Barnard College, Columbia University. He has published eleven books of poetry in French and in English, in addition to over twenty artist's books in France. In English, he has published poetry, fiction and literary criticism, as well as five books of translation of contemporary French poets: Poems And Texts, The Power Of Language, Toward A New Poetics, Six Contemporary French Women Poets, The Writing Of Appollinaire. His main focus was the poetry /poetics of Francis Ponge. His last major publication in French, in 2020, was Louis Zukofsky's "A," co-translated with Francois Dominique. He is presently writing a new work of poetic fiction. His more recent publications include: Silence Of Memory, Truth Truth Truth, Murderous Fantasies, What's the Title? Title, Once Written (Dos Madres Press, 2018), Andorthe (Chax Press, 2022), Words In Memory (Spuyten Duyvil).