The Fawi
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Islands
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Bunny of Troy
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Oblivion’s Mirror
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Gilgamesh
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Open to the Weather
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Van Norden
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The Book of the Dead
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Hotel des Palmes
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Derrek Hines does (for Gilgamesh) what West Side Story did for Romeo and Juliet
– The Times
Derrek Hines’s version of the Gilgamesh Epic is not so much a translation as a vibrant and vigorous reimagining of the world’s first book, which should take its place alongside Heaney’s Beowulf and Hughes’s Ovid on the shelf of revivified classics.
– The New Statesman
This version of Gilgamesh sounds like a rock band attacking a Bach concerto, with jarring but thrilling results. His flamboyance and daring make this a delight to read.