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Frank Judge is an American poet, publisher, translator, journalist, film critic, teacher, and arts administrator. His work has appeared in numerous literary journals, including ''New Directions'', ''The Greenfield Review'', ''The New Orleans Review'', ''The Bellingham Review'', (''Miller's Pond'' ), ''HazMat Review'', ''Bitterroot'', ''Invisible City'', ''Blank Tape'', ''Manticora'', (''Brass Bell'' ), (''Troutswirl'' ), (''Lake Affect'' ), and ''Writer Online''. His translations have appeared ''Poesia verde'', ''Rapporti'' and ''Tam-Tam'' (Italy), and other journals. In 2012, he was among the first poets inducted into the Rochester Poets Walk,〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://artdrop.democratandchronicle.com/content/frank-judge )〕 a walk of fame in the sidewalk along University Avenue in front of Rochester's Memorial Art Gallery. Other inductees included such poets as John Ashbery, William Carlos Williams, Galway Kinnell, W.D. Snodgrass, and E.E. Cummings. ==Career== Judge declined an offer to teach at Rochester Institute of Technology to accept a Fulbright Fellowship to Italy. He spent spent over a year in Rome. During his time in Italy and for several years after his return, he was a contributor to and an editor of ''The Vanderbilt Poetry Review''. and compiled and edited material for an anthology of contemporary Italian poetry published as a special issue of the ''Review''. In his introduction to the anthology, Italian poet Pietro Cimatti notes that it "presents itself as honestly as its poems -– tastefully and unpretentiously; including some notable poets, many who have been writing for years, and some relatively new -– an open-ended package, a heterogenous product of language by skilled craftsmen" Of Judge’s work as a poet and translator, scholar and translator Glauco Cambon observed that "he moves at ease between English and Italian literature, between writing his own poetry and translating poems from other languages.". The volume contained his translations of poems by Sandro Penna, Danilo Dolci, Nelo Risi, Vittorio Sereni, Andrea Zanzotto, Pietro Cimatti, and others. He has also translated the work of Afrikaans poet Breyten Breytenbach, as well as his own poetry and the work of other American poets such as John Berryman, William Heyen and Lyn Lifshin into Italian. As a journalist, Judge was an editor and writer on arts, entertainment, consumer affairs and consumer electronics. He's written on film for over for 40 years, starting during his stay in Rome where he wrote film reviews for the ''Rome Daily American'', the daily English language newspaper for expatriates and tourists. After his return to Rochester, he became Entertainment Editor for the Rochester-based ''Valley Magazine'', which covered the entire Genesee Valley Region. He also wrote reviews and entertainment-related articles for the ''Rochester Times-Union'' and the Wolfe newspaper chain, then became Managing Editor of the arts newspaper, ''Rochester Routes''. He has interviewed a host of authors, actors, directors and other celebrities, among them novelist Norman Mailer; poets Earle Birney, Jim Carroll and William Heyen; directors Sidney Lumet, Oliver Stone, Dennis Hopper, Francis Ford Coppola, James Bridges; actors Jane Fonda, Michael J. Fox, Gene Hackman, Jeff Bridges, Diane Keaton, Richard Dreyfuss, Meg Ryan, James Caan, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Dennis Quaid, Martin Sheen, Madeleine Stowe, Robert Loggia, Mark Wahlberg; publisher Hugh Hefner; film executives Jeffrey Katzenberg and Michael Eisner, and music-TV impresario Dick Clark. Judge's poetry has been anthologized in such publications as ''Poets Against the War'' (2003), VoicesInWartime.org, ''Summer Songs'' (2004), ''Knocking on the Silence'' (2005), an anthology of poetry inspired by the Finger Lakes region of New York State, and ''Uncensored Songs'' (2007), a collection of poems honoring poet Sam Abrams; ''Liberty's Vigil: 99 Poets Among the 99%'' (2012), a volume dedicated to the Occupy Movement.;〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.foothillspublishing.com/2012/id44.htm )〕 and, most recently, ''The Last Ginko,'' an anthology of haiku poetry. A number of his poems have been published as broadsides, mounted art, and poem-postcards as well on several Dial-a-Poem services. His books include ''Two Voices'' and ''Approximations''. His poetry broadsides have been included in exhibitions in the Rochester area at such venues as the Center at High Falls Gallery, the Rochester Contemporary Art Center, the Fourwalls Gallery, the Books, Etc. Gallery (Macedon, NY), and the Williams Art Gallery of the First Unitarian Church of Rochester. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Frank Judge」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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