Biographical note

Jordi Doce (Gijon, 1967) holds a BA in English Literature and wrote an M.Phil Thesis on the work of English poet Peter Redgrove. He worked as Language Assistant at the University of Sheffield (1993-1996) and The University of Oxford (1997-2000). He has translated the poetry of W.H. Auden, John Burnside, Anne Carson, T.S. Eliot, Charles Simic and Charles Tomlinson, among others, and has published six volumes of his own poetry: La anatomia del miedo (1994), Dialogo en la sombra (1997), Leccion de perma-nencia (2000), Otras lunas (2002), Gran angular (2005), and, most recently, No estabamos alli (Pre-Textos, 2016). He is the author of two books of aphorisms (Hormigas blancas, 2005 and Perros en la playa, 2011) and three book-length essays on the influence of English Romanticism on Spanish modern poetry (Iman y desafio, 2005), the work of T.S. Eliot and W.H. Auden (La ciudad consciente, Vaso Roto, 2010), and contemporary English and American poetry (La puerta verde, Saltadera, 2019). Currently he lives in Madrid, where he works as translator and teacher in creative writing. He is also poetry editor at Galaxia Gutenberg Publishers.