Any suggestion on a good translation of Dante's Inferno? I've seen good reviews of translations by Hollander, James, Pinksy, Esolen, and Palma, but it's >50 years since I last read it…
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@SteveBellovin Has ChatGPT done one?
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@oclsc I think that that one is located on a pretty deep circle of Hell…
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@SteveBellovin I think it was Hollander I used when I last looked at it, but I did not read all of it.
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@SteveBellovin It's funny you mentioned that. I literally just saw this NPR piece about Palma redoing his translation earlier this morning.
I can't vouch for it, just a funny coincidence.
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@drsbaitso I saw that story, too, which is what reminded me, but I’ve had a browser window of tabs with the others for several weeks.
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@SteveBellovin Heh, I figured it wasn't a coincidence, but it's been a while since I noticed the universe screwing with me in strange ways.
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@SteveBellovin yeah, been about 45 years for me. Was in 7th grade, read it so I could write a D&D dungeon around it for my campaign.
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@SteveBellovin I've only ever read John Ciardi's version, but I never felt a need to try another — I remember it as striking, compelling and beautiful, everything I've heard the original to be. https://archive.org/details/inferno_202106
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