Ian Monk is a Poète and British translator , born with London in 1960.
After studies of letters to the faculty of Bristol-board, it enters the group of the Oulipo in 1998, following a work of translation of adaptation for the Oulipo Compendium with Harry Mathews.
Within the group, it creates new constraints of writing such as the “monquines” which combine Sextine S and words numbered, and the “quenoums” which combine Quenine S and the Pantoum S.
Ian Monk translated many authors, in particular Georges Perec, Raymond Roussel, Hugo Pratt and Daniel Pennac.
He particularly appreciates to write (and of reading!) isosceles poems and “elementary morals”.
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