Kazuko Shiraishi

Hiroaki Sato translated Shiraishi's poetry for BOMB Magazine,^[7] and several of her anthologies have appeared in English:

• Seasons of Sacred Lust. Translated by Ikuko Atsumi, John Solt, Carol Tinker, Yasuyo Morita, and Kenneth Rexroth. Edited by Kenneth Rexroth. New Directions Press, 1975.
• Cuttack and other Poems. Translated by John Solt. Shoshi-Yamada, Tokyo, 1985.
• Burning Meditation and other Poems. Translated by John Solt. Pink Sand Studio, Tōkyō, 1991.
• Little Planet and Other Poems. Translated by Allen Ginsberg, John Solt, Roger Pulvers, John Evans, Katsuya Hiromoto. Shichigatsudo, Tokyo, 1994.
• Sheep's Afternoon. Translated by John Solt, Tetsuya Taguchi, and others. With Etchings by Suzanne Treister. Shigetsusha, Higashiyamato-shi, Tokyo, 1997.
• Let Those Who Appear. Translated by Samuel Grolmes and Yumiko Tsumura. New Directions Press, 2002.
• My Floating Mother, City. Translated by Samuel Grolmes and Yumiko Tsumura. New Directions Press, 2009.
• Sea, Land, Shadow. Translated by Yumiko Tsumura. New Directions Press, 2017.

• Quarterly Conversation. "My Floating Mother, City by Kazuko Shiraishi," by Levi Stahl.

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