Bernstein was published by the Northwestern University Press in 2006. Several translations of Kharms's short stories, notebooks, letters, poems and diaries have been published over the years, for instance by George Gibian (Norton Library, 1974), Matvei Yankelevich (Overlook Press, 2007), Anthony Anemone and Peter Scotto (Academic Studies Press, 2013) and most recently Alex Cigale (Northwestern University Press, 2017). Kharms's poems were also translated by Roman Turovsky. Poems by Kharms (8), Vvedensky (1) and Zabolotsky (6) are included in The Penguin Book of Russian Poetry edited by Robert Chandler, Boris Dralyuk and Irina Mashinski published 2015. References and sources References Sources Jaccard, Jean-Philippe. 'De la realite au texte: l'absurde chez Daniil Harms', Cahiers du monde russe et sovietique, 27 (1985), 269-312 Jaccard, Jean-Philippe. Daniil Kharms et la fin de l 'avant-garde russe. Bern: Peter Lang, 1991. External links Full text article on Vvedensky in English The source we drink from; essay by Olga Martynova in Sign and Sight. Russian poetry Futurism Russian art