Iain Galbraith studied Modern and Medieval Languages and Comparative Literature at the universities of Cambridge, Freiburg and Mainz. A widely published, prize-winning translator of German writing, especially poetry, he has also translated a dozen British and Irish plays into German, with productions at more than a hundred theatres in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. He has edited books by Conrad, Stevenson, ... Read moreScott, Boswell and Hogg for a classics series, and contributed essays to a wide range of journals and books. His own most recent poems have appeared in The Times Literary Supplement, New Writing 14, PN Review, New Writing Scotland and Best Scottish Poems 2005. His recent book publications include - as editor - Intime Weiten: XXV Schottische Gedichte (2006) and Michael Hamburger: Pro Domo: Selbstauskunfte, Ruckblicke und andere Prosa (2007), and he is the translator of Alfred Kolleritsch: Selected Poems and Peter Waterhouse: Selected Poems, both in 2007. New Zealand-born Robyn Marsack has been Director of the Scottish Poetry Library since 2000. After moving to Scotland in 1987, she worked as a freelance editor, critic and translator, and has had a long editorial association with Carcanet Press. Her published work includes studies of Louis MacNeice and Sylvia Plath. With Andrew Johnston, she co-edited the anthology Twenty Contemporary New Zealand Poets (Carcanet 2009). She lives in Glasgow. Show Less