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Roger Pulvers (born 4 May 1944) is an Australian playwright, theatre director and translator. He has published more than 45 books in English and Japanese, from novels to essays, plays, poetry and translations.
Roger Pulvers Reads. As an author, film director and translator I read poems that I have loved. These are all poems that I have translated from Japanese, Russian and Polish, or those that I...
- Roger Pulvers Reads from 'THE WATER LETTERS' by Inoue Hisashi105 Views
- Roger Pulvers Reads 'THE PETALS OF KARMA' by Miyazawa Kenji234 Views
- Roger Pulvers Reads 'WINDY GAP' by David Campbell72 Views
- Roger Pulvers Reads again from 'THE UNMAKING OF AN AMERICAN'87 Views
- Roger Pulvers Reads 'MORE TANKA' by Ishikawa Takuboku74 Views
- Roger Pulvers Reads 'I AM THE LAST POET OF THE VILLAGE' by Sergei Esenin93 Views
- Roger Pulvers Reads 'THE MOUNTAIN RANGE' by Sagawa Chika84 Views
- Roger Pulvers Reads 'HAIKU' by Masaoka Shiki290 Views
- Roger Pulvers Reads 'THE POINT OF NO RETURN' by Nakahara Chuya985 Views
Roger Pulvers, making Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence, and befriending David Bowie brought him back to Japan and inspired him to become the award-winning playwright, film director and prolific author he is today.
Mar 7, 2021 · Roger Pulvers is an author, playwright, theater director and translator who divides his time between Tokyo and Sydney. He has published more than 40 books.
Roger Pulvers OAM (born 4 May 1944) is an Australian playwright, theatre director and translator. He has published more than 45 books in English and Japanese, from novels to essays, plays, poetry and translations.
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Roger Pulvers is an author, playwright, theatre director, and translator. He has published more than 50 books in Japanese and English, including novels, essays, plays, and poetry.
Dec 25, 2011 · Roger Pulvers is an American-born Australian author, playwright, theatre director and translator living in Japan. An Asia-Pacific Journal associate, he has published 40 books in Japanese and English and, in 2008, was the recipient of the Miyazawa Kenji Prize.
